“We may encounter many defeats but we must not be defeated.”

~ Maya Angelou

Dallas rode into town, took the Kings behind Antelope Peak, and beat the living Beam out of them. Dallas, like many other visiting teams, shot a well their average, 56% from three, and held the Kings to only 8 points in transition. The Beam Unit crew try to make sense of the Kings’ unfortunate 132-96 loss to Dereck Lively and the Mavericks. Daily also breaks down the Sixers’ current build towards an NBA Championship.

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Kings 109

Magic      107

The Kings rode through. They saw. They conquered. It’s always nice to see the Kings win a game that was stuck in the mud. The Beam Team withstood an offensive and defensive maelstrom, also known as Jonathan Isaac, and made the Magic disappear with defense. The Beam Unit crew talk about the Kings’ 109-107 road win over Jonathan Isaac and the Orlando Magic

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Wizards 109

Kings        102

Sometimes you have to stay go see a therapist to be a fan of this team or you can listen to us rationalize poor losses and feel better afterwards. The Beam Unit crew discuss the Kings’ 109-102 road loss to Johnny Davis and the Washington Wizards.

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Grizzlies   111

Kings        121 

Another day and another game where the Kings struggle against an underdog opponent in the Memphis Grizzlies. However, Malik Monk decided to take control of the game in overtime to lead the Kings to victory. The Beam Unit crew talk about the Kings glorious 121-111 win over John Konchar and the Memphis Grizzlies.

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Knicks   98

Kings     91 

This is one of my personal favorite games of the year. The Knicks rolled through Golden 1 and gave the Kings the ultimate lesson in playoff-level, physical basketball. That being said, the Kings hung tough and gained control multiple times throughout the game until Jalen Brunson took over late in the fourth. The Beam Unit crew discuss the Kings’ 98-91 loss to Isaiah Hartenstein and the New York Knicks.

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Lakers   107

Kings     120 

The vibes are immaculate as they say, especially when fans dressed in Laker gear leave Golden 1 with minutes to go. The Kings dominated the Lakers and Keon Ellis continued to be undefeated as a starter. The Beam Unit crew talk about the Kings 120-107 win over Rui Hachimura and the Los Angeles Lakers.

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Rockets 112

Kings     104 

You hear the one about the team that constantly whupped that other team with the Beam? Yeah, I heard that one way too many times this year. The Kings fluster their fanbase again by putting forth another head-scratching performance against another sub-.500 team. The Beam Unit attempts to rationalize the Kings uninspiring 112-104 loss at home to Jalen Green and the Rockets.

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Kings 130

Lakers 120

De’Aaron Fox puts on a masterclass in Los Angeles on Wednesday night and embarrassed defender after defender. After a sketchy start, Coach Mike Brown made the correct adjustments and Kings controlled and abused the Lakers on their home court for the rest of the game. The Beam Unit crew discuss the Kings’ jubilant 130-120 victory over Rui Hachimura and the Los Angeles Lakers.

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Bulls 113

Kings 109

The Kings decided to get their fanbase super excited for three and a third quarters and then traumatized them by blowing a game in the final three minutes. The Beam Unit crew talk about the Kings frustrating 113-109 loss at home to Coby White and the Chicago Bulls. The Beam Unit also try their best to provide a very thoughtful and rational therapy sesh for the rest of the Beam Kingdom. 

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Malik Monk pan-fried the Timberwolves for 39 points off the bench. The Kings also outscored the Wolves in transition 19-0. The Beam Unit Crew discuss the Kings’ fabulous 124-120 road win over Naz Reid and the Minnesota Timberwolves

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