The Kings fall 116-99 to the Nets in a game where they were once again down a ton of guys....no DeMar DeRozan, no Malik Monk, and the list keeps going. Brooklyn hit 17 threes and controlled this one as Sacramento drops to 19-57.

We talk a bit about what we saw from this one, what it means for the lottery standings, and whether any real NBA lottery reform is actually coming.

From there, things go a little all over the place (as they should). We hit the 3-year anniversary of the Kings ending the playoff drought, the wild finish in the Duke-UConn game, and try to figure out what the hell is going on with the Orlando Magic after allowing a 31-0 run to Toronto. Plus, a shoutout to the Boston Celtics for winning their 50th game in what a lot of people thought would be a gap year.

Also… if you’re locked into a late-season Kings-Nets breakdown with two teams like this, you're a sicko.

The Kings fall 123-113 in Atlanta, but once again showed a much better level of competitiveness. Even in the loss, the bench gave them a real boost and kept them in it throughout.

We get into what stood out from Sacramento’s second unit, what we liked from Atlanta in this one, and how they look in the post-Trae era. We also talk about our experience watching the Sweet 16 in Sacramento, why Kara Lawson is going to be an NBA head coach one day, and the incredible game-winner from Duke.

Also… if you’re here for a late-season Kings-Hawks breakdown with a 19-56 team, you’re definitely a basketball sicko, Thank you,

The Kings fall 121-117 in Orlando, but this was a much better showing after the rough outing against the Hornets. Even short-handed, Sacramento competed, stayed in the game, and gave themselves a chance late.

We get into Daeqwon Plowden’s career night, DeMar DeRozan continuing to run the offense at a high level, and what we saw from Precious Achiuwa in his minutes and what that could mean moving forward. We also touch on Caleb Wilson and why he was so impressive at UNC, along with some college hoops talk from the Sweet 16, plus Deuce’s reaction to Boston’s win over OKC and why Houston’s loss to Minnesota raised a few concerns.