Westbrook Records 204th Career Triple-Double with Sacramento Kings
Russell Westbrook achieved his 204th career triple-double, setting a new NBA record and marking his first triple-double as a member of the Sacramento Kings. He scored 23 points, grabbed 16 rebounds, and dished out 10 assists, leading the Kings to a 121-116 win over the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday in Sacramento.
Schroder's Key Late Game Performance
Dennis Schroder played a crucial role in the final quarter, hitting three consecutive three-pointers during an 11-0 run that broke a 104-104 tie. Schroder finished the game with 18 points, helping Sacramento maintain control down the stretch and secure victory in the opening game of their five-game homestand.
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Supporting Contributions
- DeMar DeRozan led Sacramento in scoring with 25 points.
- Golden State, missing key players Stephen Curry (illness), Jimmy Butler (back), and Draymond Green (ribs), committed 19 turnovers.
- Will Richard scored 30 points for Golden State, while Moses Moody added 28 points.
Summary
Despite missing star players, the Warriors pushed hard but fell to the Kings, who capitalized on Westbrook’s historic triple-double and Schroder’s clutch shooting to start their homestand strong.
Author's Note
Westbrook's NBA record triple-double and Schroder's timely shooting sealed a vital Sacramento win against a depleted Warriors team, showcasing resilience and teamwork.