SLIP-SLIDING AWAY
A look at the Kings' five-game losing streak:
• Sunday: Nets 99-90
Notable: Brooklyn's Andray Blatche scores 22 points on 11-of-12 shooting. He averaged 7.4 points coming into the road game.
• Friday: Hawks 112-96
Notable: Atlanta's Al Horford was suffering from the flu and missed the game two days earlier against the Warriors. All better at Sleep Train Arena: 20 points, 10 rebounds.
• Tuesday: Blazers 103-86
Notable: Portland rookie Damian Lillard scores 22 points and has nine assists to help the visitors end a four-game losing streak.
• Nov. 11: Lakers 103-90
Notable: The visiting Kings get their first regular-season look at Dwight Howard in L.A. gear (23 points, 18 rebounds).
• Nov. 9: Spurs 97-86
Notable: The losing streak begins, and is memorable for DeMarcus Cousins' postgame, uh, critique of visiting Spurs TV analyst Sean Elliott.
– Jeff Caraska
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