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It's our Halloween episode of Deuce & Mo, and the Kings are giving us plenty of reasons to be scared!
Sacramento got crushed by Memphis 136-105, falling to 0-6 for the first time since the 1990-91 season. They've now allowed 120+ points in EVERY game. Y
But can we talk about Darius Acuff Jr.?! The rookie went off for 38 points and NINE threes! Deuce and Mo get into why Acuff feels like such a special talent, what makes him so fun to watch and why a change to the Kings' starting lineup might make a lot of sense.
Plus, thoughts on Boozer and the undefeated 6-0 Grizzlies, what we've seen from Cooper Flagg and the Mavericks ahead of the Kings' next game, and the big question: When are the Kings going to win a game?!
And because it's Halloween, things got a little weird. Deuce debuted his creepy basketball-demon story about Acuff, and Morgan performed a Rocky Horror Picture Show Riff Raff parody.
Deuce and Mo drop a podcast talking about the Valkyries winning the 2026 WNBA Championship in only their second year as a WNBA team.
The Kings are 0-5 after another rough night, falling 132-120 to the Pelicans. But how about Darius Acuff?! 34 points, 14 assists and 6 rebounds in his FIFTH NBA game!
Deuce and Mo get into what they're seeing from the 19-year-old, why his offensive game looks so promising and the things he still needs to clean up.
As for the rest of the game... ROUGH. 25 turnovers that led to 40 points, 80 points allowed in the paint and 34 fast-break points for New Orleans. They talk about the Kings' struggles, shot selection, the lack of another playmaker and Doug Christie riding his starters so heavily.
Plus, the Kings have the 5-0 Grizzlies up next, and there's a lot to talk about with this rookie class! Early thoughts on Acuff, Boozer, AJ Dybantsa and Yaxel Lendeborg.
AJ Dybantsa made his NBA debut against the Cleveland Cavaliers, and there was plenty to like from the Wizards rookie.
Deuce and Mo break down what impressed them about Dybantsa's first NBA game, the potential of Washington's young core and the questions surrounding the Wizards' future in the Eastern Conference.
They also discuss how the Cavs found a way to win, their start to the season, why Meleek Thomas is looking like a draft steal, where the Wizards rank on their NBA League Pass watch list and why the Portland Trail Blazers are becoming one of the NBA's most entertaining teams.
The Sacramento Kings fall to 0-4 for the first time since 2022 after getting crushed by the San Antonio Spurs, 130-103. Deuce and Mo break down the Kings' defensive struggles, including their transition defense, issues defending the 3-point line and Julian Champagnie hitting eight threes in the first half. Is there any light at the end of the tunnel?
They also discuss Darius Acuff Jr.'s encouraging fourth NBA game against an aggressive Spurs defense, Domantas Sabonis going at Victor Wembanyama and playing some of his best basketball, De'Andre Hunter's 24-point night and the offensive struggles when Sabonis sits.
Plus, injury updates on Keegan Murray, Maxime Raynaud and Dylan Cardwell, predictions for the Kings' first win, Portland's 3-0 start, major injuries in OKC, Anthony Edwards needing surgery and whether the NBA should be concerned about all these early-season injuries.
It's our annual Halloween Week Special! Deuce dressed up as Red Panda, Morgan transformed into legendary Kings announcer Gary Gerould, and then it was time to talk about another Kings loss.
Deuce and Mo break down Sacramento's 0-3 start after falling to the Memphis Grizzlies, including another rough defensive quarter, Memphis dominating the offensive glass and getting out in transition, and the Kings' struggles closing games. They discuss Darius Acuff Jr.'s 22-point, 7-assist performance, what they're seeing from the rookie through three games and why they're not worried about his shot volume. Plus, what needs to change as the Kings prepare to hit the road?
They also bounce around the NBA, including OKC losing Jalen Williams to a gruesome injury, the other teams off to 0-3 starts, the Jayson Tatum vs. Jaylen Brown conversation and why the Houston Rockets look different this season.
The Kings are 0-2 after falling to the Portland Trail Blazers 128-120 in their home opener, but was there enough to feel a little better about this team?
Deuce and Mo break down Sacramento's improved offensive approach, what looked different from opening night and why running more through Domantas Sabonis makes so much sense after his monster triple-double. They dive into Darius Acuff Jr.'s impressive 33-point performance in just his second NBA game and what already stands out about the rookie's game.
Plus, why didn't Keegan Murray play in the fourth quarter? They discuss his quiet start to the season, Malik Monk's return, other encouraging signs and why Portland could be a really solid team this year. They also look ahead to the Kings' matchup with the 2-0 Grizzlies, debate whether there's reason to feel better despite the loss and bounce around some other NBA storylines.
Deuce and Mo break down the Sixers' wild 114-106 win over the Cavaliers after Philadelphia erased a 29-point deficit.
They discuss what changed for the Sixers in the second half, why their approach was so impressive and how Tyrese Maxey continues to shine even with all the star power around him. Is Maxey one of the most underappreciated players in the NBA?
Plus, what they saw from LeBron, Jaylen Brown and Joel Embiid, how VJ Edgecombe is adjusting to a different offensive role and workload while buying into what the team needs, and what this comeback says about the Sixers early in the season.
Deuce and Mo return for anotiher season of postgame chats! They discussed the Kings opening night loss to the Clippers, what went wrong for Sacramento, what they made of Acuff's debut, if they saw anything positive in the blowout and looked ahead to a tough match vs. Portland on Friday for the home opener.
The Sacramento Kings' 42nd season is here!
Deuce and Mo discuss how they're feeling heading into opening night against the Clippers after a rough few weeks for Sacramento. They react to the news of Ben Simmons' torn Achilles, the growing list of injuries and an 0-5 preseason.
What do the Kings need to show this season? Can they finally start taking and making more threes? What are we actually excited to see?
Plus, they talk about embracing the highs and the inevitable many lows of another Kings season, finding reasons to enjoy the ride and some early overreactions from the first night of the NBA season.
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