A crushing 122-95 blowout home loss to the Indiana Pacers on Sunday extended Sacramento's losing streak to four games. This is the second four-game losing streak the Kings have had this season, an unfortunate mark just 30 games in.

The Kings came back to take their first lead of the game when Monk hit a 3-pointer to cap a 13-2 run. They went up 54-49 when Monk threw down an alley-oop dunk on a lob from Sabonis, but the Lakers responded with a 9-0 run to reclaim the lead.

Kings coach Mike Brown delivered a stark message following Sacramento's fourth consecutive loss to the Indiana Pacers on Sunday at Golden 1 Center.

Things were looking up for the Sacramento Kings when they won four of five games and seemed to have found their rhythm again. Since then, the Kings have lost two consecutive games, capped off by a spirit-crushing 13-point loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday.

Officials blew a big call that could have changed the outcome of the Kings’ 103-99 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Saturday at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento. The NBA admitted Sunday that officials should have awarded the ball to the Kings on a controversial out-of-bounds call in the final seconds.