Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ Christmas Eve Eve loss to the Pistons, including Keegan Murray leaving the game with a calf issue and how rough things got defensively in the first half. They talk about how physical Detroit played, what the Kings did better in the second half, and look ahead to the matchup in Dallas. Plus, it wouldn’t be a holiday show without some chaos, as Morgan put Deuce to the test with a Home Alone trivia game.

The Kings pulled off a wild OT win over the Rockets, rallying from 14 down in the fourth to win 125–124. Deuce and Mo react to the late comeback, Westbrook’s three that forced OT, Keegan Murray taking over late, DeMar DeRozan’s big night, and Dennis Schroder hitting the game-winner. They also talk about the lineup that helped flip things in the fourth, how loud it got in Sacramento, and what that atmosphere said about Kings fans right now.

The rookies were a bright spot as the Kings drop another one, with Maxime Raynaud, Dylan Cardwell, and Nique Clifford providing some real energy in the loss. Deuce and Mo talk about the fun moments from the young guys, the offense continuing to look clunky after being held to 93 points, and the Kings losing their fifth straight game.

They also discuss Malik Monk sitting out for a second consecutive game with a DNP, the tough news on Domantas Sabonis being out at least another 4–5 weeks with a partially torn meniscus, and take a look ahead to the Kings’ next game against Houston.

The Kings nearly pulled off an insane OT comeback. Down 18 with 4:36 to go, they forced OT and even thought they had won on a DeMar jumper until Westbrook was called for a foul after the buzzer. Deuce and Mo break down that wild sequence, DeMar’s heroics with 22 of his 33 points in the 4th and OT, and some rotation surprises, including Dario Saric playing and Malik Monk sitting out.

They also talk about the young guys getting more minutes, Maxime Raynaud’s career night, Dylan Cardwell’s impact, the latest Kings trade rumors, Giannis’ comments, and the NBA Cup potentially heading to Cameron Indoor.

The Kings fell to 6–20 after a 117–102 loss in Minnesota to a Wolves team missing Anthony Edwards. Sacramento also lost Zach LaVine in the second quarter to an ankle injury, making it another frustrating night.

Deuce and Mo break down what went wrong and the missed opportunity to give young players like Keon Ellis, Devin Carter, and Nique Clifford more run. They also provide discuss Keegan Murray's shooting struggles and why Deuce thinks the criticism of him is too loud.

They talk trade rumors surrounding Sabonis and LaVine and explain why December 15 is essentially the unofficial start of trade season when most players can now be moved. They cover what all of this means for the Kings going forward, former Kings in NBA Cup and the return of “Who did that!?”

The Kings fell at home to the Nuggets 136–105, dropping to 6–19 on the season. Jokic was dominant with 36 points, 12 rebounds, and 8 assists in just 29 minutes, and the Kings struggled on both ends.

Deuce (dressed as the Pigeon Lady) and Mo (Kevin McCallister) break down what went wrong early with ball movement, defensive issues, and where the team goes from here as trade rumors heat up. They discuss whether the Kings should tear it down and aim for a top pick or make tweaks to retool and try to win sooner. They also played some Christmas NBA Trivia.

Deuce and Mo react to another Kings loss, falling to 6-18 after a 116-105 defeat in Indiana. Sacramento was down 19 but rallied to take the lead in the fourth before the Pacers closed the game on a 19-4 run. They talk about Russell Westbrook’s triple-double performance, the Kings’ defensive issues, and how Indiana seems to have a clear identity every night. They also discuss what got Sacramento back in it, why things fell apart late, what they liked and didn’t like in the loss, Devin Carter being assigned to the G League, and Jonathan Kuminga’s future with the Warriors and if the Kings should still have interest.

Deuce and Mo react to the Kings rare win in Miami, 127-111. It’s just the Kings 7th win in Miami since 1985 and Zach LaVine bounced back with 42 points after scoring only 2 in Houston. They talk about LaVine’s approach, Max Raynaud making his first NBA start and finishing with a double-double, and another strong showing from fellow rookie Nique Clifford.

They discuss what they liked and didn’t like from the win, how Miami missed Davion Mitchell, and how the Heat have adjusted their style of play. Morgan brings back the game “Who He Played For?!” and they close with a look around the league including SGA’s dominance, the Thunder’s start, Jokic’s hot opening stretch, and Trae Young’s future in Atlanta.