DeMar DeRozan scored 32 points, Domantas Sabonis had 26 points and 18 rebounds and the Sacramento Kings overcame an 18-point deficit to beat the Golden State Warriors 123-117 on Wednesday night.

After a 3rd quarter comeback and back-and-fourth 4th quarter battle, the Kings stars carried Sacramento to a 123-117 victory.

A win for the Warriors would push their record over .500, and after two quarters of play they've put themselves in a good position to make it happen. They have a bit of a cushion as they currently lead the Kings 65-48.

In the latest rematch between the Golden State Warriors and the Sacramento Kings, they met at the Golden 1 Center in their first clash of the season. With a rocking crowd in Sacramento, the Kings were able to come back from a double-digit deficit down the stretch but it wasn't enough to win the game.

The Kings trapped the ball out of Steph Curry’s hands all night — often at halfcourt — and he responded by dishing a season-high 12 assists. Andrew Wiggins poured in 25 and Gui Santos (16 points) provided a major lift off the bench. But DeMar DeRozan (32 points, 24 in the second half) was too much for the short-handed Warriors to overcome.

Following their miserable 125-85 loss to the Boston Celtics on Monday, the Golden State Warriors need a bounce-back victory. However, Wednesday's contest against the Sacramento Kings is anything but easy, as the road team isn't as healthy as the Golden 1 Center host. The Warriors vs. Kings injury report reveals a banged-up road team.

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The Sacramento Kings have now won three in a row overall, seven straight at home and are 10-2 under interim coach Doug Christie

The Warriors were defeated by the Kings on Wednesday night, and Kevon Looney's absence was felt in the frontcourt.

The Golden State Warriors (21-21) and Sacramento Kings (22-20) entered Wednesday night's game at Golden 1 Center with just one game separating them in the Western Conference standings. Two Pacific Division teams, Golden State and Sacramento are both competing for playoff spots.

The Sacramento Kings guard picked up a steal and had a clear path to the hoop late in the second quarter of their 123-117 win over the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night. But as Monk went to throw down a two-handed reverse dunk — something he’s surely done countless times before — he didn’t quite time it right.