The Sacramento Kings (15 - 20) defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder (17 - 19) 104 - 83 on Wednesday at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento. The Kings came out hot right from the start, out - scoring the Thunder 28 - 16 in the first quarter. They had superior shooting all night, going 39 percent from the field and 53 percent from the three - point line as a team, compared to the Thunder who went 33 percent from the floor and only 30 percent from beyond the arc. Sacramento was also able to force the Thunder into 24 turnovers, while giving it up only 16 times themselves. Rudy Gay led all scorers in this one. He went 9 - for - 19 from the field and a perfect 3 - for - 3 from the three - point line to finish with 28 points. He nearly notched a double - double as he added nine rebounds as well. He had a poor shooting performance on Sunday against the Detroit Pistons, so it was a nice bounce back game for him. DeMarcus Cousins also reached the 20 - point mark, as he double - doubled with 23 points (6 - 23 FG) and 15 rebounds. He was able to get to the free throw line 13 times, and converted on 11 - of - 13. It was his second double - double in a row and fifth in his last six games. Starting at point guard, Darren Collison went 9 - for - 19 from the field and 5 - for - 10 from beyond the arc to score 24 points, while adding seven assists to go along with it. It was the most three - point shots he's attempted all season, but he was still very effective. Ben McLemore and Carl Landry had 11 and 10 points respectively. Kevin Durant led the Thunder with 24 points (8 - 20 FG, 3 - 7 3Pt, 5 - 7 FG) and nine rebounds. He had a brutal showing from the floor on Monday when he went 3 - for - 16 from the field, so it was good to see him turn things around. Serge Ibaka nearly recorded a triple - double, with 11 points (5 - 10 FG, 1 - 2 3Pt), 10 rebounds and eight blocked shots. The eight blocked shots were a season - high for him, but it did n't help the Thunder enough, as their offense was too poor in this one to overcome their large deficit. Reggie Jackson was one of the other few bright spots. He went 6 - for - 11 from the floor and 2 - for - 4 from beyond the arc to add 14 points off the bench. He only played 22 minutes, otherwise his numbers would have been much higher. In his Thunder debut, Dion Waiters got 22 minutes of game action, but struggled with his shot and went just 1 - for - 9 from the field and 0 - for - 3 from deep to score four points. The Kings' next game will be at home against the Denver Nuggets on Friday, while the Thunder will be at home against the Utah Jazz on Friday.
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