The Sacramento Kings took on the New York Knicks for the second time this month. While Sacramento picked up the win in their last meeting, the Knicks took the victory in round two thanks to another late-game collapse by the Kings. It was not shocking, but still painful to watch.
Sacramento was walking into this game with a few big issues. Both Zach LaVine and Malik Monk were injured, meaning the Kings were short a couple of key shooters. Keegan Murray wasn't on the injured list, but didn't end up playing as a late-day scratch before the game for injury management.