Number crunch: DeMarcus Cousins grabs some history in Kings’ loss to Mavericks

A statistical look at the Kings’ 117-116 double-overtime loss to the Mavericks on Tuesday night:

1: The Kings’ DeMarcus Cousins is the first player with at least 35 points, 15 rebounds and 10 turnovers in a game since the Spurs’ Tim Duncan on March 4, 1998, according to ESPN Stats & Info.

3: Number of 20-point, 10-rebound, five-steal games for Cousins in his career.

3: Consecutive 30-point games by Cousins.

4: Three-pointers made by the Kings’ Marco Belinelli in 13 attempts.

5: Buzzer-beater victories by the Mavericks since 2013, most in the NBA, according to ESPN Stats & Info.

6: Steals by Cousins.

8: Unanswered points by Dallas over the final 1:20 in the second overtime.

12: Assists by the Kings’ Darren Collison, who started at point guard in place of the injured Rajon Rondo. Collison also scored 14 points.

15: Second-chance points scored by the Mavericks in the first half.

17: Rebounds by Dallas center Zaza Pachulia.

17: Rebounds by Cousins, with 14 coming on the defensive end.

23: Points scored by Dallas star Dirk Nowitzki, whose career scoring total now stands at 28,708.

25: Points scored by Dallas point guard Deron Williams, none bigger than his game-winning three-pointer in the second overtime.

31: Points scored by the Kings’ Rudy Gay.

4,019: Career rebounds for Cousins, the most in Kings history.

View the full box score.

Compiled by Stu Rosenberg

This story was originally published January 5, 2016 at 9:53 PM with the headline "Number crunch: DeMarcus Cousins grabs some history in Kings’ loss to Mavericks."