Bubble Game 1: Sacramento Kings (28-36) vs. San Antonio Spurs (27-36)

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Bubble Game 1: Sacramento Kings (28-36) vs. San Antonio Spurs (27-36)

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Post #2 » by KF10 » Sat Aug 1, 2020 7:19 pm

Kings lost to a LMA-less Spurs is right on cue.

Didn’t expect anything less.

Walton sucks ass.

Buddy was terrible.

Only bright spot was Fox and Bogi.

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Re: Bubble Game 1: Sacramento Kings (28-36) vs. San Antonio Spurs (27-36)

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Post #3 » by Lost in LA » Sun Aug 2, 2020 12:41 am

Buddy Buckets was perhaps not the right nickname for last night. It was hard to watch Doncic play later, too.
Vlade should go, if it was his decision to pass on him.

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