Number crunch: Kings AOK in OKC for the first time

A statistical look at the Kings’ win Monday over the Thunder:

1: Wins by the Kings in Oklahoma City. They had lost all 14 previous games there.

4: Blocked shots by the Kings’ Kosta Koufos, his season high. He had four blocked shots in his previous eight games.

11: Advantage by the Kings in fast break points (17) over the Thunder (6).

13: Kings’ biggest lead.

17: Thunder’s biggest lead.

19: Assists by the Kings’ Rajon Rondo. He had six in the fourth quarter. The only other King who finished with more than one assist was Darren Collison (four).

19: Game-high rebounds by the Kings’ DeMarcus Cousins.

26: Scoring advantage the Kings’ bench (51) held over the Thunder’s (25). The Kings’ Marco Belinelli finished with 21 points on 6-of-13 shooting.

26: Shooting percentage by the Thunder’s Russell Westbrook, who was named the Western Conference Player of the Month earlier Monday.

33: Game-high points by the Kings’ DeMarcus Cousins, whose lighthearted exchange with a Thunder fan was caught on video.

37: Kings’ points in the second quarter on 56.5 percent shooting. Marco Belinelli scored 12 points in just under 10 minutes.

43: Game-high minutes played by the Kings’ Rajon Rondo.

1,1156: Career wins by Kings coach George Karl, who is now alone in fifth place all-time.

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Compiled by Jeff Caraska

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This story was originally published January 4, 2016 at 8:30 PM with the headline "Number crunch: Kings AOK in OKC for the first time."