Golden State Warriors vs Sacramento Kings

NBA

Warriors

2-0

122-112

Final

Kings

0-1

Golden 1 Center

Lead tracker

GS leadsBiggest lead GS 16, SAC 6

SAC leads

Team	1	2	3	4	T
GS	31	35	34	22	122
SAC	27	41	23	21	112

Who won: Warriors 122-112

The Golden State Warriors beat the Sacramento Kings 122-112 on Wednesday, October 9, 2024 at Golden 1 Center. The series is tied 2-2. The Warriors outscored the Kings 34-23 in the 3rd quarter. Buddy Hield led the Warriors in points (22). DeMar DeRozan led the Kings in points (15).

Win probability

100%GS final

GSSAC

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Play by play

End of Game
End of the 4th Quarter
Q4 14.1
Lindy Waters III defensive rebound
Q4 16.1
Boogie Ellis misses driving layup
Q4 18.1
Reece Beekman personal foul
Q4 23.0
Jalen McDaniels defensive rebound
Q4 26.0
Reece Beekman misses 25-foot three point jumper
Q4 40.1
+2
Isaac Jones makes 12-foot step back jumpshot (Isaiah Crawford assists)
GS 122 - 112 SAC
Q4 1:04
Boogie Ellis defensive rebound
Q4 1:08
Gui Santos misses 25-foot three point jumper
Q4 1:17
+2
Jalen McDaniels makes 4-foot two point shot
GS 122 - 110 SAC
Q4 1:27
Jalen McDaniels defensive rebound
Q4 1:29
Quinten Post misses 25-foot three point jumper
Q4 1:35
TO
Jalen McDaniels lost ball turnover (Lindy Waters III steals)
Q4 1:43
TO
Pat Spencer bad pass (Colby Jones steals)
Q4 1:58
+2
Isaac Jones makes 8-foot two point shot (Colby Jones assists)
GS 122 - 108 SAC
Q4 2:20
TO
Pat Spencer bad pass (Isaac Jones steals)
Q4 2:31
Lindy Waters III defensive rebound
Q4 2:33
Boogie Ellis misses 25-foot three point jumper
SLAMQ4 2:56
Dunk, 2 ft
Trayce Jackson-Davis
Trayce Jackson-Davis makes 2-foot dunk (Gui Santos assists)
GS 122 - 106 SAC
Q4 3:00
TO
Colby Jones lost ball turnover (Pat Spencer steals)
THREEQ4 3:12
Three! Jumper, 24 ft
Reece Beekman
Reece Beekman makes 24-foot three point jumper (Pat Spencer assists)
GS 120 - 106 SAC
Q4 3:26
TO
shot clock turnover
Q4 3:26
Kings offensive team rebound
Q4 3:26
Trayce Jackson-Davis blocks Alex Len 's 8-foot two point shot