Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ 117-109 loss to the Hornets on the second night of a back-to-back with Sacramento missing nine players and playing just eight. They talk about how the Kings managed to stay competitive despite being so short-handed, Charlotte knocking down 19 threes and getting big nights from multiple players, and DeMar DeRozan making history by passing Tim Duncan on the NBA’s all-time scoring list. They also discuss DeRozan’s scoring ability and professionalism, what they saw from Nique Clifford, the impact rookie Kon Knueppel is making and why the Hornets have become such a fun team to watch in the East. Plus, a quick reflection on the six-year anniversary of the NBA season being suspended due to COVID.

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Devin Carter went off in the 4th quarter to lead the Sacramento Kings’ incredible comeback from 20 points down against the Indiana Pacers.

Deuce and Mo break down the mixed emotions of the win, with the Pacers now holding the best lottery odds and the Kings moving to second, why some fans feel so passionately about draft position, and why Deuce is trying not to get pre-mad and just let it play out.

They also talk about the wild lineups the Kings used during the comeback, why some veterans were sitting late in the game, Bam Adebayo’s 83-point night for the Miami Heat, the upcoming SGA vs. Jokic matchup, and how the NBA MVP race is shaping up.

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Deuce and Mo discuss the Sacramento Kings snapping their 9-game home losing streak with a win over the Chicago Bulls. They break down how the Kings’ offense clicked in a big way, what the win means for the lottery standings, look ahead to Kings-Pacers, and discuss some of the top NBA Draft prospects.

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Deuce and Mo discuss the Kings hitting their 50th loss of the season after falling to the Pelicans and Russell Westbrook calling out the media following the game. They also talk about Jayson Tatum returning to the Celtics and the challenges that could come with that, plus they bounce around the league hitting on other NBA storylines.

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The Kings dropped 114-103 to the Suns on NBC, falling to 14-49… yeah, it’s been a rough season.

Deuce and Mo break down what went wrong, why the Suns are finally clicking under first-year coach Jordan Ott, and even find some bright spots for Sacramento. They geek out on NBA prospect AJ Dybnansta and why he might not leave for the NBA yet, enjoy the retro NBA on NBC broadcast, react to Harrison Barnes’ streak coming to an end, and talk about whether they were surprised Trae Young is making his Washington debut on Thursday.

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The Kings wrapped up their road trip with a 128-104 blowout loss to the Lakers in Game 62. Sacramento struggled from deep, turned it over 20 times, and never really found rhythm in LA.

The one bright spot? Rookie Nique Clifford, who poured in 26 points on 11-of-18 shooting in 42 minutes.

Deuce and Mo break down what went wrong, why the offense stalled out, and what stood out from Clifford’s performance. Then they zoom out to talk bigger NBA storylines: Jayson Tatum’s possible return, how wide-open and exciting the playoffs could be in both conferences, and thoughts on the NBA’s All-Access broadcast on ESPN.

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The Kings were missing a bunch of guys… and somehow dropped 130 in Dallas.

Sacramento beat the Mavs 130-121 behind a career-high 29 from Precious and a perfect 7-for-7 night from Plowden (19 points, 3-for-3 from deep). The ball was popping too....29 assists to just 5 turnovers.

Deuce and Mo talk about why the offense looked completely different, what stood out from the young guys, and how this short-handed group found real rhythm. They also get into the reality of what the win means for lottery odds.

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Deuce and Mo give their thoughts on the Kings 128-97 loss to the Rockets, Keegan Murray going down again, what went wrong for the Kings and if they saw any bright spots from the loss.

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The Kings finally snapped their 16-game losing streak with a 123-114 win in Memphis!

Deuce and Mo break down the bright spots from the win, what the young players showed, and Keegan Murray’s quiet offensive night. They also talk about a missed opportunity during the game and why signing Killian Hayes and Patrick Baldwin makes sense.

They also preview the Kings’ upcoming matchup against the Rockets, discuss where Houston stands in the Western Conference, and whether they’re closing in on teams like OKC and San Antonio.

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The Kings have now lost 16 straight after falling to the Spurs. Yeah… sixteen.

Deuce and Mo break down how it happened, why this stretch continues to spiral, and talk about some bright spots. They dive into Maxime Raynaud’s first NBA battle against fellow French big Victor Wembanyama and what stood out in that matchup.

They also talk about Keegan Murray’s second game back and what looked better from him.

Plus, they spend time discussing potential No.1 pick AJ Dybansta and why they’re such big fans of his game as draft conversations heat up.

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