Kings stymie NBA’s top scorer, end five-game trip on good note
A statistical look at the Kings’ 96-91 victory over the host Toronto Raptors on Sunday:
1: Victory on the Kings’ five-game trip that ended Sunday.
2: Fourth-quarter points for Raptors guard DeMar DeRozan, who entered the game averaging an NBA-high 35.8 points.
4: Consecutive losses for the Kings before Sunday’s win.
5: Blocked shots for each team. Kings center DeMarcus Cousins led all players with three.
7: Kings players who logged at least 20 minutes. Kings guard Arron Afflalo led the way with 36 minutes, 18 seconds.
9: Turnovers committed by the Kings, a season low. The Raptors had just six.
11: Season-high assist total for Kings point guard Ty Lawson.
12: Ties in the game.
14: Rebounds for Cousins, a game high.
23: Game-high scoring total for DeRozan and Kings forward Rudy Gay.
31: Free throws attempted by each team. The Raptors made 24, the Kings 23.
35.7: The Raptors’ shooting percentage, which is a season low.
247: Career double-doubles for Cousins. The total is the most in the Sacramento era.
See a gallery from Sunday’s game
This story was originally published November 6, 2016 at 10:10 PM with the headline "Kings stymie NBA’s top scorer, end five-game trip on good note."