Roster - Sacramento Kings

Clarkson has taken over the last 2 games dropping 25 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 6.5 apg, 1.5 spg and 1.5bpg. With splits of 45/25/86, he's getting to the line 8.5 times a game and led his team to a convincing win over the lottery bound clippers and eastern powerhouse Cleveland. No small fete indeed. Originally with Conley out for 3-4 weeks, Kings went into crisis mode wondering how they would even keep up offensively with such a hole left in the 2nd unit with Clarkson starting. Doubts were quickly extinguished with newly acquired veteran PG Raymond "glitch" Felton beasting off the bench. In just 15 minutes a game over the last 10 games for the Kings Felton is averaging 11.8 ppg and 1.8 apg, being incredibly efficient with splits of 56/60/91. Much improved in this Kings system compared to his time with the conference rivals lakers. Others worth mentioning being sharp shooter James Jones putting up just over 5 points a game off the bench, Tayshaun Prince coming in as the "glue guy" with the second unit providing 2/4/3/1 doing all the little things. Young big man Dwight Powell filling Loves big shoes bringing energy and rebounding as a double double threat shooting 53% from the field. After not seeing any action since week 7, and being mentioned as one of the most impactful rookie bigs this year Sasha Kaun has had his number called and has delivered. Coming in alongside Miles Plumlee as part of a double pronged twin tower attack the Kings have implemented over the last few weeks. It's all about rebounding and scoring easy points for the Kings now. Moving in the complete opposite direction compared to the start of the season, where it was all pace and perimeter scoring which caused continual  inconsistent performances.