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Legendary stuff from DeAaron Fox against the Timberwolves, with the explosive guard stopping at 60 (!) points, but it wasn’t enough for the Kings as Minnesota beat Sacramento 130-126 in overtime thanks to Anthony’s 36 Edwards.
DeAaron Fox made history. The Kings star was unrepeatable against the Timberwolves, setting a team-record 60 points (22/35 shooting, 6/10 3-pointers, 10/11 field goals), but in the end he left the court with his head bowed after the Timberwolves won 126-130 in overtime!
It was a crazy game in Sacramento, with Minnesota getting away with even 20 points, but the Kings turning the game around and touching the victory. In the final stages of overtime, however, they ran out of steam, with Anthony Edwards scoring big baskets for the Wolves, culminating in a terribly difficult shot that set up the final score with 14 seconds left in the final.
Edwards with 36 points and 6/14 three-pointers was the leader of the winners, with Julius Randle adding 26 points, Naz Reed 16 points and Mike Conley and Jaden McDaniels each 14 points.
For the – without DeMar DeRozan – Kings, Domantas Sabonis with 23 points and 12 rebounds was the immediate supporter of Fox, with Keegan Murray adding 14 points (but 6/15 shooting) and 10 rebounds.
THE DODECALEPTA: 27-32, 54-62, 82-98, 115-115, 126-130
KINGS: Sabonis 23 (12 rebounds), Murray 14 (6/15 shooting, 2/7 3-pointers, 10 rebounds), Len 2, Fox 60 (22/35 shooting, 6/10 3-pointers, 10/11 field goals, 7 assists, 6 fouls), Herter 4, Lyles 7 (1/5 3-pointers, 8 rebounds), McDermott 8 (2), McLuffin 5, Ellis 3 (1)
TIMBERWOLVES: Randle 26 (8/20 shooting, 2/7 3-pointers), McDaniels 14 (3/8 3-pointers), Gober 11 (11 rebounds), Conley 14 (4/9 3-pointers, 5 steals), Edwards 36 (6/14 3-pointers ), Reed 16 (2), Ingles, DiVincenzo 3 (1), Alexander-Walker 10 (2), Dillingham
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