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The Sacramento Kings and Houston Rockets are living an NBA truth about offensive play: Most often, the smallest details --- spacing, movement, flow, pace, protecting the ball --- have the greatest effect. Right now, the Kings are taking care of the details. Sacramento is riding consecutive victories for only the second time this season, both built from a rejuvenated offensive attack. Continue to Article

November 24, 2016 9:52:pm EST

The last time the Golden State Warriors visited Staples Center they suffered a surprising 20-point thumping by the Los Angeles Lakers. Since then, the Warriors have reeled off nine wins in a row. The Warriors and the Lakers meet Friday for the second time in three days and the third time this month. Continue to Article

November 24, 2016 9:33:pm EST

The pass-happy Golden State Warriors put on a spectacular offensive show for their former coach, and Luke Walton had to watch the onslaught against his Los Angeles Lakers from the other bench this time. Stephen Curry had 31 points with seven 3-pointers and nine assists, Kevin Durant scored 28 and Golden State discovered an astonishing first-half offensive flow to run away from the undermanned Lakers 149-106 on Wednesday night. The Warriors' franchise-record 47 assists - on 53 baskets - are the most in the NBA this season and topped their previous best passing night more than 35 years ago. Continue to Article

November 24, 2016 2:39:am EST

For five months, Draymond Green has worked to block out the unrelenting criticism that his Game 5 suspension in the NBA Finals cost Golden State a repeat championship - a fateful swipe at LeBron James' groin that swung the series for Cleveland. It stings Green to this day he couldn't play, forced to watch from next door from an Oakland Athletics baseball game while his teammates fought for a title without him. Perhaps not with another grab for King James' shorts , but certainly something to let the Cavaliers superstar know he will not be disrespected. Continue to Article

November 24, 2016 2:09:am EST

Stephen Curry had 31 points with seven 3-pointers and nine assists, Kevin Durant scored 28 and the Golden State Warriors found an astonishing first-half offensive flow to run away from the undermanned Los Angeles Lakers 149-106 on Wednesday night. The Warriors' franchise-record 47 assists - on 53 baskets - are the most in the NBA this season and their most in more than 22 years. Golden State had 26 assists on 29 baskets before the break, as in sync as the Warriors have been since adding Durant during the offseason and far better than when they took a 20-point beating at Los Angeles less than three weeks ago. Continue to Article

November 24, 2016 1:12:am EST