Netease Sports reported on April 29:
The NBA playoffs in the 2022-23 season continued, and the Sacramento Kings saved the match point and dragged into the tiebreak. Munk had 28 points and 6 rebounds as a substitute, Fox They got 26 points and 11 assists. They led the team to take advantage of the offensive in the second and third quarters to establish the lead. The Kings withstood the opponent's counter attack in the last quarter. They beat Jinzhou 118-99 in the sixth round of the first round in the western region warrior Team. The Kings tied the total score to 3, and the seventh game of the series between the two sides will return to Sacramento.
Monk of Kings got 28 points and 6 rebounds, Fox got 26 points, 4 rebounds and 11 assists, Murray got 15 points and 12 rebounds, Lyles got 12 points and 10 rebounds, Hugh got 12 points, and Sabonis got 7 points, 11 rebounds and 4 assists. Warriors Curie He had 29 points, 4 rebounds and 5 assists, Thompson had 22 points, Wiggins had 13 points and 7 rebounds, Luni had 7 points and 13 rebounds, and Green had 4 points and 10 assists.
The Warriors' starting lineup has not changed, and Green continues to substitute. The visiting Kings showed their determination to fight against each other and soon took an 8 point lead. Curry responded with 6 points and Murray responded with 3 points. Mitchell scored 3 points and Kings led 15-10. Thompson opened fire to chase 5 points, and the two teams each made several attacks after that. Di Vincenzo hit three points in the right corner. At the end of the first quarter, the Warriors led by 25-23 by 2 points.
Lyles scored 5 points alone. He led the team to start the second quarter with a small climax of 9-2, and the Kings led again with 32-27. Thompson led the team to recover 5 points to level up. The Kings attacked at many points. Lyles, Davis and Murray successively scored points, and they again led the way. Curry hit back three points, Murray and Thompson each hit three points, and the Kings led by 49-38 by 11 points at 4:35 before half time. However, in the previous round of jump ball, Luni's elbow hit Sabonis's face, and the referee did not blow the foul.
Thompson stood out again at this time, and one person got 5 points in a row to get close to the score. Fox's success in two singles starts again, and the Warriors chase for 4 points. Mengke makes one of two free throws. At the end of the half, the Kings lead by 7 points with 58-51.
Murray of Kings got 12 points and 8 rebounds in the first half, Monk got 11 points and 5 rebounds, and Fox got 10 points; Thompson of the Warriors got 16 points and Curry got 13 points.
After the beginning of the third quarter, both sides came and went, and the score increased alternately on the court. Hugh finally found the target to hit three points, winning five points to help the team lead nine points again. Curry retaliated with three points, and the two teams dragged on for several rounds. Fox and Monk hit three points successively. The Kings led by 84-73 by 11 points with 3:20 left in the third quarter. After the Warriors paused, Luni made up a good shot, Monk scored another three points, Moody and Wiggins combined five points to narrow the gap, Fox made two free throws, and Kings ended the first three quarters with a 90-80 lead of 10 points.
Curry opened the fourth quarter with a three-point ball, and Lyles retaliated with three points. After the two teams played several attacks, the Kings firmly maintained the lead, and Fox scored a breakthrough. When the quarter went on for four minutes, they were 104-94 ahead by 10 points. Wiggins got a good layup, Monk made two free throws, Hugh made a three-point shot from the bottom corner, and the Kings extended the advantage to 13 points. Sabonis got the sixth offence for pushing a person and graduated early. Wiggins missed two free throws and missed the chance to chase points. Hugh scored three more points, and the Kings led 112-96.
Wiggins made two free throws and Fox made two free throws. Monk made a breakthrough jumper and hit. The Kings extended their advantage to 19 points. After the Warriors paused, they replaced the main force and disarmed. Finally, the Kings won by 118-99.
Kings starting lineup: Fox, Hugh, Murray, Barnes, Sabonis
Warriors' starting lineup: Curry, Thompson Poole , Wiggins, Luni
