Dallas Mavericks vs Sacramento Kings Game Results and Highlights: Top 5 viral moments (March 29)

In their California showdown, the Dallas Mavericks were determined to earn back-to-back wins against the Sacramento Kings (107-103). Despite having a 1-2 record in their previous head-to-head games, Dallas was determined to turn the tables.

The presence of Kyrie Irving and Luka Doncic strengthened the Mavericks’ belief in their potential to claim victory away from home.

Similarly, the home team continued to dominate the Mavericks in the first quarter.

Harrison Barnes and Keon Ellis displayed their offensive skills, continuously testing the Dallas defense from multiple positions on the court. This led to Sacramento taking a commanding 34-26 lead in the first quarter of the game.

In the second quarter, Dallas’ defense remained strong and held Sacramento to only 26 points. However, the Mavericks’ offense had a slight decrease in scoring, only adding 25 points to their total.

As a result, the Kings continued to hold onto their lead and entered halftime with a 60-51 advantage after playing for 24 minutes.

Top Moments from Dallas Mavericks vs Sacramento Kings Game

#5 Davion Mitchell Picks Luka Doncic’s Pocket with a Steal

As Luka Doncic was being guarded by two defenders, Kessler Edwards successfully disrupted his dribble, causing a brief loss of possession. Seeing this chance, Davion Mitchell showed incredible anticipation and was able to quickly intercept the loose ball.

After Mitchell started a fast break for his team, he swiftly brought the ball up the court. During the transition, Mitchell spotted De’Aaron Fox in a perfect position to score. Fox smoothly capitalized on the opportunity, capping off the remarkable defensive-to-offensive sequence.

#4 Domantas Sabonis breaks franchise record for consecutive double-doubles

The Kings’ dominant center maintained his impressive streak of 56 consecutive double-doubles with a stellar display, recording 13 points, 10 rebounds, and nine assists.

Despite facing tough competition from three opposing players, he managed to secure a crucial defensive rebound, marking his 10th rebound of the game.

With no hesitation, he immediately threw an early pass to Davion Mitchell, sparking a rapid opportunity for the team to transition.

Mitchell took advantage of the opportunity and quickly turned the pass into two points, further demonstrating the center’s influence on both offense and defense.

#3 Luka Doncic’s Iconic Step-Back 3-Pointer: A Display of Otherworldly Skill

Despite being isolated on the right wing, Luka Doncic still attempted to drive past Harrison Barnes. However, due to Barnes’ strong defensive stance, Doncic was forced to adjust his strategy.

Despite Barnes’ close defense, Doncic chose to take a step-back 3-pointer, creating the necessary space. Even with Barnes contesting the shot closely, Doncic was able to smoothly release the ball and make the 3-pointer with accuracy.

#2 Kyrie Irving’s Game-Winning Three-Pointer From Beyond the Arc

Irving led the Mavericks in scoring and was nearly unstoppable, especially in the fourth quarter.

Despite facing tight defensive pressure near half-court, Irving confidently dribbled twice before pulling up for a deep 32-foot shot. His shot was successful, giving the Mavericks the lead.

#1 Harrison Barnes’ costly turnover in the final moments

Despite the shot clock counting down and the Kings being behind by three points at 106-103, they were determined to find a 3-pointer.

Despite Barnes’ initial shot missing its mark, the Kings were able to secure the offensive rebound, providing them with another chance to score.

Despite being at the top of the key once again, Barnes’ team suffered a turnover due to a miscommunication that caused a wayward pass in their backcourt.

In a rush, Fox had to retrieve the loose ball, which caused a disruption in the Kings’ offensive rhythm and hindered their attempt at a comeback.

Despite the Kings’ efforts, they were defeated 107-103 by the Mavericks, resulting in a tied season series and extending the Mavericks’ winning streak to six games.