Kings Lose Steam in Second Half
By Matt KingsCourt Co-Founder
(Written
on December 4, 1999)
After scoring 42 first quarter points, and taking a 67-58 halftime lead, the Sacramento Kings could not score in the second half, shooting a dismal 25% in the second half of this game, in which the Kings lost 100-110. J.R Rider scored his season high of 32 points on 13-30 shooting. For the game, Atlanta shot 52% from the field (45-87) compared to Sacramento's 41% shooting (41-101). This loss dropped Sacramento to 10-3, and Atlanta (better than their record) improved to 7-9. Player Notables: Sacramento- Chris Webber (26 pts, 10 boards) Jason Williams (18 pts, 12 assists) Vlade Divac (14 pts, 11 boards) Corliss Williamson (10 pts, 5 boards) Nick Anderson (11 pts, 4 boards) Lawrence Funderburke (10 pts, 4 boards). Atlanta- JR Rider (32 pts, 4 boards, 6 assists) Dikembe Mutombo (19 pts, 18 boards) Jim Jackson (26 pts, 6 boards) Alan Henderson (11 pts, 10 boards).
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After scoring 42 first quarter points, and taking a 67-58 halftime lead, the Sacramento Kings could not score in the second half, shooting a dismal 25% in the second half of this game, in which the Kings lost 100-110. J.R Rider scored his season high of 32 points on 13-30 shooting. For the game, Atlanta shot 52% from the field (45-87) compared to Sacramento's 41% shooting (41-101). This loss dropped Sacramento to 10-3, and Atlanta (better than their record) improved to 7-9.