Westbrook Secures First Kings Triple-Double as Schroder's Late Burst Downs Warriors 121-116
Key Highlights
- Russell Westbrook notched his 204th career triple-double, setting an NBA record and marking his first with the Sacramento Kings.
- Dennis Schroder hit three straight three-pointers during an 11-0 fourth-quarter surge that broke a 104-all tie.
- Golden State, missing Steph Curry, Jimmy Butler, and Draymond Green, committed 19 turnovers as the Kings began a five-game homestand with a win.
Game Summary
Russell Westbrook powered the Sacramento Kings to a 121-116 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday in Sacramento. He delivered 23 points, 16 rebounds, and 10 assists, achieving his first triple-double as a King and extending his NBA record to 204 career triple-doubles.
With both teams struggling through injuries and illness, Dennis Schroder rose to the occasion. His three consecutive long-range shots led an 11-0 run that put Sacramento ahead for good in the final quarter. The Kings stayed poised in the closing minutes, securing a confident start to their homestand.
“Russell Westbrook delivered an NBA-record 204th career triple-double, powering the Sacramento Kings to a 121-116 triumph over the Golden State Warriors.”
Notable Performances
- DeMar DeRozan led Sacramento in scoring with 25 points.
- Dennis Schroder contributed 18 points, highlighted by his decisive fourth-quarter shooting.
- Golden State was led by Will Richard with 30 points and Moses Moody with 28, despite missing their key stars.