The Sacramento Kings are for real. In the playoffs for the first time in 17 years, the host Kings won an absolute thriller of a Game 1, holding off the Golden State Warriors, 126-123, in what looks like it's going to be a wild series. De'Aaron Fox, who is basically a lock to win the first annual Clutch Player of the Year, was fantastic in the fourth quarter again, finishing with 38 points, while Malik Monk put up 34. Those two were just too fast for the Warriors in what was a relentless attack on the paint and rim by Sacramento. Once Sacramento's 3s started falling in the fourth, it was just too much for Golden State to try to defend everything. You might say Sacramento can't play this good again, but I would warn you, if you've haven't watched this team much, this was not some fluke performance. This is one of the best offenses in history. Fox has been absolutely dominant all season. He has a legitimate case for first-team All-NBA. Domantas Sabonis, a pote...
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