Deuce & Mo react to the Kings’ 13th straight loss, a new Sacramento-era low and the first time the team has lost 13 in a row since moving to Sacramento in 1985. They talk about how surreal it is to witness this stretch after seeing so many bad teams over the years, break down what went wrong against the Pelicans, and highlight Maxime Raynaud’s big night with 21 points and 19 rebounds. The guys also look ahead to the Kings-Jazz game before the break, discuss what Utah is doing with some of its key players, and hit on Mark Cuban potentially re-purchasing the Mavericks, plus wild comeback attempts from Damian Lillard and Jayson Tatum.

Deuce & Mo react to the Kings’ 132-126 loss to the Cavs, their 12th straight defeat, but this one felt different. They discuss rookie Nique Clifford’s breakout 30-point night, the energy and development shown by different faces like Devin Carter, Daeqwon Plowden, Dylan Cardwell, and Maxime Raynaud, and why this game was actually enjoyable to watch. They also break down James Harden’s Cavs debut, Keon Ellis and Dennis Schröder returning to face the Kings, and how Harden and Donovan Mitchell took over in the fourth quarter. Even with the losing streak, there were real positives and the loss did not feel awful.

Deuce & Mo react to the Kings’ first game after the NBA trade deadline, a loss to the Clippers that dropped Sacramento to 11 straight losses but also felt different. They discuss the noticeable shift toward playing the young guys heavy minutes, what stood out from that group, and how Dylan Cardwell continues to shine after earning a standard contract. They also look ahead to the Kings’ matchup with Cleveland, talk about what to expect moving forward during this tough stretch, and dive into why the NBA still needs to solve its lottery and tanking problem once and for all.

Deuce & Mo break down the Kings’ NBA trade deadline, why the team wasn’t able to make any other deals. They discuss why teams weren’t interested in Sacramento’s vets and what the future could hold for the Kings as they navigate a tough stretch with the league’s worst record. They also discussed some of their favorite moves around the deadline.

Deuce & Mo open the show by touching on the Kings’ 10th straight loss before shifting focus to NBA trade deadline eve. They break down the Kuminga–Porzingis deal, how the Raptors’ move for Trayce Jackson-Davis impacts their pursuit of Domantas Sabonis, and whether Sacramento ends up making another move before the deadline. They also discuss why more teams don’t seem interested in the Kings’ available pieces and close by wondering if a Giannis Antetokounmpo trade could actually be on the table.

24 HOURS AWAY from the deadline! Deuce and Mo drop a mini podcast to give their thoughts on AD being traded to the Wizards, how the Kings were in talks with Washington and why a Sabonis to Toronto deal may be dead.

Deuce & Mo break down a wild day around the NBA trade deadline, including the Clippers sending James Harden to Cleveland in a deal for Darius Garland and the Jazz taking a big swing by landing Jaren Jackson Jr. They discuss what’s next for Memphis, whether a Ja Morant-to-Sacramento scenario has any real legs, and if it makes sense for the Kings to explore a Domantas Sabonis trade to Toronto centered around RJ Barrett and additional pieces. Plus, thoughts on Kevin Huerter landing in Detroit, the Celtics adding Nikola Vučević, and whether Minnesota could realistically make a run at Giannis.

The Kings dropped their ninth straight game, falling to 12–39 after an ugly 116–112 loss in Washington to finish the road trip 0–6. Deuce and Mo break down just how rough the game was, the lengths the Wizards went to in what felt like a tank job, and why Sacramento still couldn’t take advantage. They also dive into the fallout from the Keon Ellis–De’Andre Hunter trade, discuss whether more moves could be coming with the deadline approaching, and react to the All-Star reserves announcement, including why Kawhi Leonard was the biggest snub.