The visiting Sacramento Kings took down the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday, 107 - 101. For Sacramento (27 - 41), rookie Skal Labissiere had a breakout game to lead the team to a win. Labissiere had a career - high 32 points including 22 in the fourth quarter. He added a team - high 11 rebounds. The night was very promising for the young Kings frontcourt, as second - year center Willie Cauley-Stein also stuffed the stat sheet. Cauley-Stein narrowly missed a five by five, posting 14 points, another 11 rebounds, five assists, four blocks, and four steals. The tandem was responsible for a strong portion of the team's offense, as the Kings hit only six three - pointers on the night. Little focus was placed on the deep ball for Sacramento, as the team shot 48 percent on mostly interior shots. Phoenix (22 - 46) had seen some moderate improvement recently, having gone 4 - 6 in its last 10 games. Wednesday, however, was not the team's best night. Star point guard Eric Bledsoe sat the game out for rest, leaving much of the offensive workload to sophomore phenom Devin Booker. Booker had an abysmal night, shooting just 6 - of - 26 from the field and ending up almost solely responsible for the Suns' 40 percent shooting on the night. Forward T.J. Warren, meanwhile, scored a stellar 24 points and shot 12 - of - 16 on the night in what was Phoenix's best individual showing. Phoenix will host the Magic on Friday, while the Kings will visit OKC on Saturday.
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 "TeamStat(G,'Kings') has 48 Percentage of field goals ,has 41 Losses ,has 107 Total points ,has 27 Wins ."]