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Tonight, the Kings lost a game they shouldn't have - and not just because they were playing at home against a weak opponent who should have been slapped away like Muggsy Bogues driving for a dunk against Manute Bol.
The Kings, according to our stats scorecard, did those things that all season have led to a victorious outcome, namely:
- They made more 3 pointers (82% Win Expectancy)
- They made more total field goals (80% Win Expectancy)
- They made a higher % of 3 pointers (80% Win Expectancy)
- They made a higher % of all field goals (73% Win Expectancy)
- They took fewer free throws (71% Win Expectancy)
- They took fewer field goal attempts (58% Win Expectancy)
Tonight, our loyal Excel sheet let us down. But, in actuality, that was because the Kings let us down in a big way, by delivering one of the weakest 4th quarter scoring performances I've seen in a long time. In fact, the team's 12-point output is the absolute worst of the year. With only a 3rd quarter mid-December blip vs. the Jazz, one has to go to the beginning of the season when the Kings approached this level of despair.
| POINTS | QUARTER | DATE | OPPONENT | OUTCOME |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 | 4th | Jan. 6 '07 | Portland | Loss |
| 13 | 3rd | Dec. 14 '06 | Utah | Win |
| 14 | 1st | Nov. 3 '06 | Chicago | Win |
| 16 | 1st | Nov. 1 '06 | Minnesota | Loss |
| 16 | 3rd | Nov. 4 '06 | Milwaukee | Loss |



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