Yesterday, the Kings lost to Boston, and the Kings scored a fantastic 13-38 score in the first quarter, of course, 13 points were scored by them. Losing 25 points in a single quarter, the game has basically lost suspense, after all, there is only one Tyrone-Lu in the league.
The fans thought so, so did the Kings, and the Kings lost the remaining three quarters. Even in the fourth quarter of garbage time, the Kings lost 11 points, lost 53 points in the whole game, and lost their pants.
Throughout the game, the Kings didn't score in double figures in all five starts, and of course Fox didn't play. Buddy Hield scored 11 points on 4-of-14 shooting, turning out to be the only player in the Kings to score in double figures.
Kings coach Gentry said after the game: "We were just kicked in the ass by the opponent and I don't know what else to say. But Gentry didn't choose to mess up, and before today's game against the Hawks, he was still thinking about the whole life.
Gentry revealed that he had written "36-66 and 116-115" on the dressing room bulletin board this morning and that he wanted the players to tell him what that meant.
Halliburton correctly guessed that it was last night's game between the Clippers and wizards. Gentry said the Clippers twice completed a comeback with a 35-point trail. He hopes the Kings can play well in the 48th minute as well.
In the first quarter of today, the Kings were really playing well. The 33-21 single quarter won the Hawks by 12 points, which was a temporary reversal of yesterday's decline, but it was limited to the first quarter.
In the second quarter, their offense lost power again, and the defensive end also sleepwalked again, with the Hawks taking 46 points in the single quarter and only scoring 17 points themselves. Yesterday they lost 25 points in a single quarter, and today they lost 29 points in a single quarter.
It is not known whether Gentry wrote the words 17-46 on the bulletin board of the dressing room at halftime. This time there was no need to guess, everyone knew that it was their own score. The Kings briefly trailed the Hawks by 30 points today and eventually lost 17 points, losing 70 points back-to-back in two consecutive games.
In the past, when the weak brigades in the west were mentioned, they blurted out the sun, the timber wolf, and the king. Now the Suns were runners-up last season and still title contenders this season, the Timberwolves are now seventh in the West, and the Kings are still in the bottom three.
This season should have been a season of ambition for the Kings, who had missed the playoffs for 15 consecutive seasons, equaling the worst record in history for the Clippers.
The Kings boss gave the death order that he must enter the playoffs this season, so he quickly sacked head coach Wharton and Gintry took the position when the season was not good.
However, in essence, the King still changed the soup and did not change the medicine, the record was not only not good but worse, a wave of five consecutive defeats to see that it was going to not enter the playoffs for 16 consecutive seasons, so the Kings were anxious.
The Kings had reportedly offered to trade Ben Simmons, Tobias Harris and Sable with two first-round picks from Hield, Halliburton and Barnes, but the 76ers were still not interested in the deal proposal.
It is well known that the king wanted Simmons to be sima Zhao's heart, and even Fox had rumors of a deal. Although the king assured Fox that he would not trade him, the last person to get the king's assurance was Cousins, and the king quickly traded him.
But can Simmons, who dismantles a team and gets a professionalism that is debatable, really make it to the playoffs? Originally, the Fox + Haliburton backcourt double gun has begun to take shape, and now it is appropriate to tear them both down for a Simmons?
The King has been rotten for so many years is not without reason, the players, coaches, management and bosses can't escape, it's really not okay to find a class.