Kevin Huerter shares his thoughts on the Kings’ impressive night from three-point range

Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter spoke to the media following Monday’s blowout win over the Memphis Grizzlies–the team’s seventh win over the past eight games.

The Kings exploded for 133 points on 22-of-40 (55%) shooting from beyond the arc.

Huerter shared his thoughts on Sacramento’s red-hot shooting, talked about how important it was for this team to bounce back following the recent loss to Philadelphia, and much more.

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“We didn’t want the same thing to happen that happened the other night against Philadelphia."

Sacramento got the bounce-back performance they needed on Monday as they rolled to a 133-100 win over Memphis.

The 3rd-seed Kings have won 7 of 8🔥 https://t.co/4pGEZxQC14 pic.twitter.com/E7Ln9H2M74

— Frankie Cartoscelli (@FCartoscelli3) January 24, 2023

The Sacramento Kings entered the 2022-23 season hoping to break a 16-year playoff drought. After hiring Mike Brown as the team’s new coach, the Kings drafted Keegan Murray as the number four overall pick. They continued to make moves over the summer, trading for Kevin Huerter and signing multiple free agents, including guard Malik Monk.

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