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Kings dominate Trail Blazers, clinch higher seed in play-in tournament

Kings dominate Trail Blazers, clinch higher seed in play-in tournament


The Sacramento Kings (46-36) clinched a crucial victory over the Portland Trail Blazers (21-61) with a convincing 121-82 win in their final game of the regular season.

De’Aaron Fox led the way with 24 points, helping the Kings avoid the 10th seed in the Western Conference and secure at least one more home game.

With an upcoming play-in game against the Golden State Warriors, the Kings have a chance for redemption following last year’s playoff defeat as they aim to return to postseason action.

Despite dealing with injuries to Malik Monk and Kevin Huerter, the Kings showed resilience, especially with Domantas Sabonis’ impressive performance of 18 points and 11 rebounds.

Portland, who struggled with injuries of their own, had difficulties making an impact, missing 21 of their first 22 three-point attempts.

Dalano Banton, the leading scorer for the Trail Blazers with 17 points, was ejected in the fourth quarter.