Malik Monk & Kevin Huerter reflect on Sacramento’s Game 2 win

After two memorable nights at Golden 1 Center, the Sacramento Kings will take a 2-0 series lead on the road as they look toward Game 3 of the NBA Playoffs.

Before the Kings travel to San Francisco for another matchup with the Golden State Warriors, guards Malik Monk and Kevin Huerter spoke to the media following Monday’s 114-106 win.

Sacramento struggled to convert from beyond the three-point arc (24%), but timely shot-making and consistent stops down the stretch gave the Kings its first 2-0 series lead since 2004. Meanwhile, the Warriors are trailing 0-2 in the postseason for the first time since 2007.

As the series shifts to the Bay, Monk and Huerter talked about the Game 2 win and much more.

Malik Monk

Monk during Game 2:

• 18 points
• 6/15 FG
• 6 rebounds
• 3 assists
• 1 block
• 31 minutes

Kevin Huerter

Huerter during Game 2:

• 15 points
• 6/14 FG
• 5 rebounds
• 2 blocks
• 1 steal
• 30 minutes

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Upcoming Sacramento Kings Schedule

NBA Western Conference Playoffs – First Round

• Thursday, April 20th – Game 3: Sacramento Kings @ Golden State Warriors – 7:00 PM PST
• Sunday, April 23rd – Game 4: Sacramento Kings @ Golden State Warriors – 12:30 PM PST
• Wednesday, April 26th – Game 5**: Sacramento Kings vs. Golden State Warriors – TBD
• Friday, April 28th – Game 6**: Sacramento Kings @ Golden State Warriors – TBD
• Sunday, April 30th – Game 7**: Sacramento Kings vs. Golden State Warriors – TBD

**If necessary

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