The Sacramento Kings pulled out a huge win on Sunday night when they beat the Utah Jazz 141-97.
This was a rewarding victory for the Kings and it showed that everyone on the team can work together as a cohesive unit that can get the job done.
Following the game, head coach Mike Brown spoke with the press, via Courtside Buzz, about his team’s success.
He said they will need to move forward while being “methodical” and “playing the right way” “possession after possession.”
To make his point, he repeated “after possession” 26 times.
NOT A LOOP: Mike Brown said “after possession” 26 straight times in the postgame presser 😂😳
What?! pic.twitter.com/IU68I2QoIz
— Courtside Buzz (@CourtsideBuzzX) December 9, 2024
Brown has had his work cut out for him this season.
The Kings are currently the 12th team in the West with a 12-13 record.
They are hoping they can return to the postseason this year after falling short last season.
That will be easier said than done.
Over the last few months, the already-good Western Conference has gotten even harder, and the Kings will have to scratch and claw their way into playoff contention.
This massive win over the Jazz is special, but it’s also not going to convince people that all their problems are fixed.
The Jazz are one of the worst teams in the league, so beating them by so much isn’t as impressive as it could be.
Now the Kings will have to prove they can win multiple games in a row.
They next take on the New Orleans Pelicans, Denver Nuggets, and Los Angeles Lakers twice.
Do they have another big win up their sleeves?
Brown knows the gameplan; he knows what his Kings need to do.
Now it’s up to them to prove they can do it.
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