Deuce and Mo react to the Kings shorthanded win over the shorthanded Warriors as Russell Westbrook records his first triple-double as a King with 23 points, 16 rebounds and 10 assists. They discuss how Russ set the tone on both ends, what this version of him means for a Kings team still finding its identity, and the adjustments that sparked the second-half turnaround.

They also talk about Malik Monk’s return, valuable experience for rookies Nique Clifford and Maxime Raynaud, and what to take away from this one with both teams missing key players including Sabonis, LaVine, Steph, Draymond and Jimmy Butler.

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ 130-124 loss to the Nuggets in Denver as Sacramento wraps up a 1-3 road trip and falls to 2-5 on the season. They talk about the slow start that led to 39 points allowed in the first quarter, defensive mistakes that cost them, and why the Kings need to get more three-point attempts up. They also discuss Westbrook’s big night in his return to Denver (26 points, 12 rebounds, 6 assists), what positives they can take from the game, and look ahead to a tough homestand in Sacramento.

Deuce and Mo break down how the Kings finally ended their drought in Milwaukee, winning there for the first time since November 2015. They talk about how the Kings overcame a slow first quarter, what changed in the third, and the big nights from the starters and Westbrook. They also look ahead to the game against the Nuggets and go around the NBA in “Who Did That!?”