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Kings season comes to an end at hands of Warriors

The underdog Kings and the defending champion Warriors battled, but in the end, the Warriors came out on top.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The Golden State Warriors have defeated the Sacramento Kings in Game 7.

The Warriors will meet the LA Lakers in the second round of the playoffs.

Kings vs. Warriors Game 7 Updates

Thank You Kings!

End in Sight

End of the Season?

Shooting Woes

Kings Need a Hero

Warriors Take Lead in 3rd Quarter

After a tight first half, the Warriors have struck back at the Kings. They head into the final quarter with 10 point lead after Kings struggled with rebounds.

Highlight: Terrence Davis

Kings Struggling in 2nd Half

Offensive Rebounds

Davion Mitchell

Kings Timeout

The Kings call a timeout after the Warriors grew a lead in the 3rd Quarter, 69-62.

Davis vs. Curry

Kings Highlight

Free Throw Shooting

3rd Quarter Begins

Halftime

Kings lead Warriors, 58-56, at halftime.

Kings Bench

Will it be Down to the Wire?

Highlight: Monk, Sabonis

Curry Misses  Free Throws

Warriors 

Highlight: Sacramento Kings

Highlight: Trey Lyles

Warriors Fouls

1st Quarter

The Kings hold a narrow lead over the Warriors at the end of the 1st Quarter, 31-30.

Highlight: Terrence Davis

Terrence Davis

Highlight: Domantas Sabonis

Warriors Timeout

The Warriors have taken a full timeout after a Keegan Murray turnover. They lead the Kings 18-15.

Warriors Woes

Kings Timeout

The Kings call for a timeout as they trail Golden State 12-18. It followed a shooting foul from the Warriors' Kevon Looney

Good Start for Kings

Warriors Strike First but...

Starting Lineup

De'Aaron Fox, Kevin Huerter, Harrison Barnes, Keegan Murray and Domantas Sabonis will start the final game of the series against the Warriors.

Make Way for the Kings

Stars Are Out

Celebrities including Hasan Minhaj, 49ers Coach Kyle Shanahan, and 49ers GM John Lynch are in attendance for the "win or go home" Game 7 matchup.

'Play with Pace'

'Run, Run, Run'

Fatigue is "out the window"

Warriors Coach Steve Kerr said the magnitude of the game creates energy, throwing ideas of fatigue right out the window. He also said there's great respect between the Kings & Warriors teams and coaching staff.

Hella-Lujah

 

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