If Fox can't play the rest of the series they have zero chance to win 2 games. The guy has been unbelievable. This is such a bummer. He's basically been unstoppable, especially late in the games. And he has the ball in his hands the majority of the time. Really stinks as this has been such a great series, 2 teams that are just so good offensively.
How's Keegan Doing?
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These playoffs could have been epic but they're being destroyed by injuries.
Giannis, Kawhi, Ja Morant, now Fox.
Such a bummer.
Agree, Kings have no shot now.
Fox hit a 3 later in that same possession so nothing to complain about. If he would have had the foul he could have only scored 2 points at most.. It actually helped the Kings that the call was missed.
Would love to see a replay of that since nobody has mentioned anything about that until now. He smacked him in the face in the first half and they called a foul, if that's what you're referring to. Also that has nothing to do with the play in question with 37 seconds left, you could nit pick calls all game..
nothing was called on that? did the Kings eventually score? IIRC, Sabonis would have had an easy lay up but I think the whistle blew calling it off
Not what I think of when saying "kneed in the face" but fair enough. Foul was called, can't tell if dirty or not Draymond definitely kind of flailed out of control there though.
Get out your candy and nuts....
Keegan had 8 more points in the 2nd half & ended up with 23 pts on 9-13 shooting (and 5-7 from 3).
Several of us who have been following the Kings all season long already know Fox is a star. The rest of the country is finally catching up.
As Mike Brown said this is BS. He's the ONLY rookie playing under the pressure of starting for a playoff team....
Glad he's learning from the NBA COY.
Still kinda boggles my mind that Keegan is battling the defending NBA champions in the 1st round of the NBA playoffs.
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Frankie is a beat writer for the Kings.
The full text:
Very curious to see how Keegan Murray's rookie season would have gone if he had spent the year on a lottery team. Murray broke the rookie three-point record, shot 41% from deep and started in 78 games for the third-seed Kings--all while holding the 14th-highest Usage % among the 2022 rookie class (min 800 minutes). Murray should be a shoo-in for the All-Rookie First Team.
The full text:
Very curious to see how Keegan Murray's rookie season would have gone if he had spent the year on a lottery team. Murray broke the rookie three-point record, shot 41% from deep and started in 78 games for the third-seed Kings--all while holding the 14th-highest Usage % among the 2022 rookie class (min 800 minutes). Murray should be a shoo-in for the All-Rookie First Team.
