Deuce and Mo react to the Kings beating the Jazz 116-111 as DeMar DeRozan goes off for 41 and continues his hot stretch. They talk about the win and the lottery anxiety many Kings fans are feeling as the team keeps picking up victories late in the season.

They also discuss how the Jazz and other struggling teams are approaching this stretch of the year, what stands out about the talent at the top of the upcoming draft, and their thoughts on Darius Acuff.

Plus they look at what the Kings have been doing well during this 6-5 stretch, the growth in decision-making from Maxime Raynaud, the Kings signing Killian Hayes for the rest of the year, and they preview the matchup with the Spurs while discussing whether San Antonio could actually contend for a title this season.

Deuce and Mo react to the Kings stunning the Clippers in LA with a 118-109 win. They talk about the mixed emotions of appreciating a great win while also thinking about the reality of the NBA Draft Lottery and how the result impacts the Kings' odds in a deep draft. They break down why Sacramento looked so good against the Clippers, the impact of Precious Achiuwa, and what they saw from the rookies. They also discuss how the veterans have helped the young players on and off the court before looking ahead to Kings-Jazz on the second night of a back-to-back.

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ 117-109 loss to the Hornets on the second night of a back-to-back with Sacramento missing nine players and playing just eight. They talk about how the Kings managed to stay competitive despite being so short-handed, Charlotte knocking down 19 threes and getting big nights from multiple players, and DeMar DeRozan making history by passing Tim Duncan on the NBA’s all-time scoring list. They also discuss DeRozan’s scoring ability and professionalism, what they saw from Nique Clifford, the impact rookie Kon Knueppel is making and why the Hornets have become such a fun team to watch in the East. Plus, a quick reflection on the six-year anniversary of the NBA season being suspended due to COVID.