Deuce & Mo: A Sacramento Kings, NBA & WNBA podcast

Deuce & Mo talk with ESPN's Anthony Slater about the Kings’ season so far and what the team might do at the trade deadline. They break down the value of Sacramento’s assets, which players could move, and the Kings’ interest in Jonathan Kuminga. Plus, they discuss what to make of Kuminga’s time in Golden State

Deuce and Mo give their reaction to the Hawks trading Trae Young to the Wizards for CJ McCollum and Corey Kispert, what the Hawks may do next, what it the deal says about a possible LaVine trade and if this was the right thing to do for the Wizards.

The Kings drop their sixth straight, losing 100–98 to the Mavericks and falling to 8–29 on the season. Sacramento was right there late but couldn’t close it out, as things unraveled in the 4th quarter and Dallas escaped despite a rough shooting night.

We break down the shot selection down the stretch, including the late Westbrook three, what went wrong with the offense in the second half, and why things stalled when the game was still there to be won. We also get into some of the things we liked from this game, look back to the last time t...

The Kings lose 115–96 to the Bucks and fall to 8–28 on the season. Sacramento was down big early before making a real push and cutting it to three, but the Bucks pulled away late.

We talk about how the Kings were able to make this one interesting, the concern after Keegan Murray went down with an ankle injury, and what 8–28 says about where this team is right now. We also get into rotation questions, what the Kings should be prioritizing, and how they should be handling minutes and roles moving forward.

The Kings lose 129–102 to the Suns after keeping it close early but getting overwhelmed in the second half, where they were outscored 67-46. Sacramento falls to 8-27 on the season, matching the worst start through 35 games in the Sacramento era, last seen with the 2008–09 and 2010–11 teams.

We break down what went wrong in the second half, discuss Maxime Raynaud leaving the game with an injury, and talk about Keegan Murray’s bounce-back performance after a tough stretch offensively. We also look back at January 2011, the last time the Kings started 8-27, and compare this team to the 2008-09 grou...

The Kings open 2026 with a 120–106 loss to the Celtics, falling to 8–26 on the season. Sacramento went toe-to-toe with Boston for three quarters and was tied going into the fourth before everything unraveled late.

We talk about the competitiveness after the ugly loss to the Clippers, how the Kings created quality three-point looks early, and what went wrong in the fourth quarter as the offense stalled and the shots stopped falling. We also highlight some positives, look ahead to the game against Phoenix, dive into NBA trade rumors, and play a round of “Who did that!?”

Our New Years Eve Pod! The Kings close out 2025 with a 131–90 loss to the Clippers on New Year’s Eve. Sacramento gets hammered in LA and falls to 8–25 on the season as Kawhi Leonard continues to look like one of the best players in the league.

We talk through what went wrong for the Kings, why the young players should be given more playing time and offensive responsibility, and whether the Clippers have really turned a corner. We also look ahead to a tough stretch coming up on the schedule, reflect on some of our favorite moments from 2...

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ loss to the Lakers in LA, why the offense looked stagnant compared to the Dallas game, the physicality gap that showed up, and what Maxime Raynaud and Nique Clifford brought in their minutes. They also discuss how Luka Doncic and LeBron exposed the Kings’ defense and look ahead to the tough matchup against the Clippers.

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings finding a way to beat the Mavs without Keegan Murray, Domantas Sabonis or Zach LaVine.

They talk about Keon Ellis stepping into the starting lineup and what that performance showed, how Sacramento finally found some rhythm from three, and what worked defensively against a Dallas team playing without a traditional point guard often.

They also hit on Russell Westbrook’s big night, solid bench contributions, and look ahead to the back-to-back with a Lakers team that should be pretty grumpy. Plus, a qu...

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ Christmas Eve Eve loss to the Pistons, including Keegan Murray leaving the game with a calf issue and how rough things got defensively in the first half. They talk about how physical Detroit played, what the Kings did better in the second half, and look ahead to the matchup in Dallas. Plus, it wouldn’t be a holiday show without some chaos, as Morgan put Deuce to the test with a Home Alone trivia game.

The Kings pulled off a wild OT win over the Rockets, rallying from 14 down in the fourth to win 125–124. Deuce and Mo react to the late comeback, Westbrook’s three that forced OT, Keegan Murray taking over late, DeMar DeRozan’s big night, and Dennis Schroder hitting the game-winner. They also talk about the lineup that helped flip things in the fourth, how loud it got in Sacramento, and what that atmosphere said about Kings fans right now.

The rookies were a bright spot as the Kings drop another one, with Maxime Raynaud, Dylan Cardwell, and Nique Clifford providing some real energy in the loss. Deuce and Mo talk about the fun moments from the young guys, the offense continuing to look clunky after being held to 93 points, and the Kings losing their fifth straight game.

They also discuss Malik Monk sitting out for a second consecutive game with a DNP, the tough news on Domantas Sabonis being out at least another 4–5 weeks with a partially torn meniscus, and take a look ah...

The Kings nearly pulled off an insane OT comeback. Down 18 with 4:36 to go, they forced OT and even thought they had won on a DeMar jumper until Westbrook was called for a foul after the buzzer. Deuce and Mo break down that wild sequence, DeMar’s heroics with 22 of his 33 points in the 4th and OT, and some rotation surprises, including Dario Saric playing and Malik Monk sitting out.

They also talk about the young guys getting more minutes, Maxime Raynaud’s career night, Dylan Cardwell’s impact, the latest Kings trade rumors, Giannis’ comments, and the NBA Cup...

The Kings fell to 6–20 after a 117–102 loss in Minnesota to a Wolves team missing Anthony Edwards. Sacramento also lost Zach LaVine in the second quarter to an ankle injury, making it another frustrating night.

Deuce and Mo break down what went wrong and the missed opportunity to give young players like Keon Ellis, Devin Carter, and Nique Clifford more run. They also provide discuss Keegan Murray's shooting struggles and why Deuce thinks the criticism of him is too loud.

They talk trade rumors surrounding Sabonis and LaVine and explain why December 15 is essentially the unofficial star...

The Kings fell at home to the Nuggets 136–105, dropping to 6–19 on the season. Jokic was dominant with 36 points, 12 rebounds, and 8 assists in just 29 minutes, and the Kings struggled on both ends.

Deuce (dressed as the Pigeon Lady) and Mo (Kevin McCallister) break down what went wrong early with ball movement, defensive issues, and where the team goes from here as trade rumors heat up. They discuss whether the Kings should tear it down and aim for a top pick or make tweaks to retool and try to win sooner. They also played some Christmas NBA Trivia.

Deuce and Mo react to another Kings loss, falling to 6-18 after a 116-105 defeat in Indiana. Sacramento was down 19 but rallied to take the lead in the fourth before the Pacers closed the game on a 19-4 run. They talk about Russell Westbrook’s triple-double performance, the Kings’ defensive issues, and how Indiana seems to have a clear identity every night. They also discuss what got Sacramento back in it, why things fell apart late, what they liked and didn’t like in the loss, Devin Carter being assigned to the G League, and Jonathan Kuminga’s future with the...

Deuce and Mo react to the Kings rare win in Miami, 127-111. It’s just the Kings 7th win in Miami since 1985 and Zach LaVine bounced back with 42 points after scoring only 2 in Houston. They talk about LaVine’s approach, Max Raynaud making his first NBA start and finishing with a double-double, and another strong showing from fellow rookie Nique Clifford.

They discuss what they liked and didn’t like from the win, how Miami missed Davion Mitchell, and how the Heat have adjusted their style of play. Morgan brings back the game “Who He Played For?!” and they c...

The Sacramento Kings fell apart in the second half and lost to the Houston Rockets 121-95, dropping to 5-17 on the season. We break down what went wrong, LaVine and DeRozan’s minutes, Maxime Raynaud’s career-high 25 points, how the other young guys looked and where things stand mentally at 5-17.

Plus, our thoughts on Giannis’ future in Milwaukee and whether the Clippers were right to move off CP3.

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ 115-107 loss to Memphis, dropping them to 5-16 on the season. They discuss why Sacramento struggled to slow down Zach Edey, the strong first-quarter bench minutes and why that group didn’t return, Keegan Murray’s standout defensive night, and why the ball gets “sticky” for the Kings. They also dive into the growth of Nique Clifford and Maxime Raynaud, look ahead to a tough matchup with Houston, and share what they’re seeing from teams across the West.

Deuce and Mo react to where the Kings stand after 20 games and what this early-season sample really says about the team. They discuss what went wrong in the loss to the Jazz, the tweaks they’d like to see going forward, and how the Kings can balance developing their young players while still giving the vets minutes. They also look ahead to the matchup with Memphis and wrap up by talking about how the NBA Cup shook out and the matchup they’re hoping to see.

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ tough loss in Phoenix after a nightmare first quarter left Sacramento down 41-16 with zero assists. They discuss what went wrong early, how the Kings battled back to make it a game, and why turnovers ultimately cost them. Keegan Murray continues to stand out as the Kings’ best player, while Keon Ellis delivers solid minutes off the bench. They also analyze Zach LaVine’s struggles and how he’s handling them, why the Suns have found early season success, and wrap up the show by sharing what they’re thankful for on Thanksgivi...

Keegan Murray delivered one of the best games of his young career with 26 points 14 rebounds and huge defensive sequences as the Kings survived Anthony Edwards scoring 43 in an OT thriller in Sacramento.

We talk Keegan’s growth in year 4 Malik Monk’s spark off the bench DeMar dropping 33 how the Kings took advantage of Minnesota’s late game miscues and what stood out from Doug Christie’s rotations and lineups.

We also get into Scott Perry’s conversation with Sam Amick what it reveals about the Kings front office and the latest trade rumors swirling around Sac...

Deuce and Mo react to the Kings snapping their 8-game losing skid with an impressive road win in Denver, 128-123. They discuss Keegan Murray's impact on both ends, how the Kings moved the ball in a way they haven't in a long time, what the defense was able to do and how the Kings closed them out late.

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ 137-96 loss to the Grizzlies, their EIGHTH straight defeat and now 3-13 on the season. Where do the Kings go from here? They discuss how the Kings came up flat against a struggling Grizzlies team missing Ja Morant and Jaren Jackson Jr, the return of Keegan Murray, what went wrong across the lineup, and the impact of Domas Sabonis being out 3-4 weeks with a partially torn meniscus. They also look ahead to Sacramento’s next matchup against Denver.

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ seventh straight loss, falling to 3-12 on the season, their worst start since 1990-91. They dive into another quiet night from Zach LaVine and why it continues to happen, what went wrong in the third quarter, and how the Kings handled seeing OKC for the third time this month.

They highlight a few bright spots, discuss where Keegan Murray is in his return, the minutes for Keon Ellis and Nique Clifford, and they look ahead to the Kings’ matchup with the Memphis Grizzlies.

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings 6th straight loss, dropping them to 3-11, their worst start since the 2017-18 season. They dive into why Sacramento struggled so badly against a Spurs team without Victor Wembanyama, how De’Aaron Fox and Harrison Barnes hurt the Kings in this one, the growing list of issues facing Sacramento, and whether it is time to give the young guys more minutes. They also look ahead to the upcoming matchup vs OKC.

The Sacramento Kings dropped their fifth straight game in a 124-110 loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves. Deuce and Mo break down the Kings loss, Doug Christie starting Russell Westbrook over Dennis Schroder, how Sacramento kept it competitive for three quarters, and what went wrong in the fourth.

They also look ahead to a huge matchup against former Kings point guard DeAaron Fox and the Spurs. Deuce explains why he wants to win that game SO bad. They also look at what the Kings need to do to get back on track and go around the NBA in "...

Deuce and Mo talk about the Kings fourth straight loss, a 133-100 blowout at home to the Atlanta Hawks. The Kings are now 3-9 and the question is if this is rock bottom for this group. They react to Doug Christie calling out the team’s “shameful compete,” what lineup changes could be coming, and the prospect of starting a rebuild. They also look ahead to a tough road trip.

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ 122-108 loss to the Denver Nuggets. The loss drops Sacramento to 3-8....their worst start since the 2017-18 season. They discuss whether it’s time to start Westbrook over Schroder, how Schroder might benefit coming off the bench, how the ball movement looked in the first half, what went wrong in the fourth quarter, Sabonis battling through his rib contusion, Jokic’s monster 35-point night, and how opposing centers have punished the Kings over the last three games. They also look ahead to the matchup vs. Atlanta.

Deuce and Mo break down a rough night in Sacramento as the Kings fall 144-117 to the Timberwolves. Sabonis returned but didn’t look comfortable, and defensive struggles continued. They discuss rotation questions, Keon Ellis’ playing time, what went wrong in the game, rookie Nique Clifford showing why he belongs on the floor, and look ahead to the matchup with Denver.

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ 132-101 loss to the defending champion Thunder in the NBA Cup. They talk about how the Kings hung in for the first quarter and a half before OKC took over, Isaiah Hartenstein’s monster 33-point, 19-rebound night, and how the Kings’ defense struggled without Sabonis. They also dive into the Kings’ rotation decisions, Keon Ellis’ limited minutes, and Westbrook’s play, plus a few fun moments from the rookies.

Deuce and Mo react to the Kings shorthanded win over the shorthanded Warriors as Russell Westbrook records his first triple-double as a King with 23 points, 16 rebounds and 10 assists. They discuss how Russ set the tone on both ends, what this version of him means for a Kings team still finding its identity, and the adjustments that sparked the second-half turnaround.

They also talk about Malik Monk’s return, valuable experience for rookies Nique Clifford and Maxime Raynaud, and what to take away from this one with both teams missing key players including Sabonis, LaVine, Steph, Draymond and Ji...

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ 130-124 loss to the Nuggets in Denver as Sacramento wraps up a 1-3 road trip and falls to 2-5 on the season. They talk about the slow start that led to 39 points allowed in the first quarter, defensive mistakes that cost them, and why the Kings need to get more three-point attempts up. They also discuss Westbrook’s big night in his return to Denver (26 points, 12 rebounds, 6 assists), what positives they can take from the game, and look ahead to a tough homestand in Sacramento.

Deuce and Mo break down how the Kings finally ended their drought in Milwaukee, winning there for the first time since November 2015. They talk about how the Kings overcame a slow first quarter, what changed in the third, and the big nights from the starters and Westbrook. They also look ahead to the game against the Nuggets and go around the NBA in “Who Did That!?”

It was the Halloween edition of the podcast, which meant plenty of laughs about Deuce’s ridiculous costume but not a lot to laugh about in the second half. The Kings dropped to 1-4 after a 126-113 loss to the Bulls in Zach LaVine’s first game back in Chicago.

Deuce and Mo talk about what went wrong after halftime, why the Kings looked like two different teams, the challenges with the small lineup, what Malik Monk and Keon Ellis brought off the bench, and what needs to change heading into Milwaukee. Plus, a quick trip around the...

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ 107-101 loss to the Thunder in OKC. They hit on the good and bad from a competitive game, Westbrook’s first start with the Kings, Sabonis’ struggles after his injury, what went wrong late in the 4th, and how the different rotation looked. They also touch on OKC being short-handed but showing off their depth, how the Thunder took control down the stretch, and look ahead to the back-to-back in Chicago.

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings-Lakers game. The Lakers were without Luka Doncic and LeBron James, but Austin Reaves had a career night with 51 points, 11 rebounds, and 9 assists, going 21 of 22 from the free throw line. The free throw gap was huge at 46 to 18, and LA took the win 127-120.

We talk about how Reaves got going, the free throw disparity and the Kings’ reaction, foul trouble for Sabonis and Ellis, how the small lineups held up, Zach LaVine’s strong play, and what’s coming up on the Kings’ tough schedule.

The Kings did something tonight they’ve never done at Golden 1 Center: win a home opener with fans in the building. Their only previous home opener win came in December 2020 during the pandemic when no fans were allowed.

Zach LaVine cooked with 31 points and Malik Monk was huge with 20 points on 6-of-9 from three. We broke down how the Kings handled all the size the Jazz threw at them, what Monk’s spark meant, how LaVine’s offense and defense are popping to start the year, Doug Christie’s lineup tweaks, how the Kings can get more time for...

Deuce and Mo discussed the Kings season-opening loss to the Suns, how the Kings got off to a hot start in 1st half and what went wrong in the 2nd half, plus they look ahead to Kings-Jazz.

The Kings preseason is finally over! Deuce and Mo talk about the win over the Lakers, Nique Clifford's upside, the young guys stepping up, rotation questions heading into the regular season, life without Keegan, and how Russell Westbrook fits in with this group. They also zoom out for a quick look at the wild Western Conference.

Deuce and Mo react to another Kings preseason loss, how the team looked without Keegan Murray, what Mike Brown might do with the starting lineup, Sabonis leaving the game early, how teammates feel about Russell Westbrook joining Sacramento, and their thoughts on Keegan’s 5-year, $140 million extension.

Deuce and Mo react to the news that the Sacramento Kings have signed Russell Westbrook to a one-year deal, what it means for the Kings going forward and what they're trying to do this season.

Deuce and Mo react to the news that Kings forward Keegan Murray will miss 4-6 weeks with a UCL tear that requires surgery. They discuss how the injury impacts Sacramento, what lineup changes could be coming, and the challenges the Kings face without him.

Deuce and Mo break down the Sacramento Kings’ second preseason game, a 124-123 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers. They discuss what they saw from the Kings’ starters, whether the team looked improved from Game 1, and how Zach LaVine looks strong to start the preseason. They also react to Keegan Murray’s thumb injury and what it could mean if he’s out long-term. Plus, thoughts on rookie Nique Clifford’s play and what the Blazers might have in Yang Hansen.

Deuce and Mo react to the Kings’ first preseason game vs. the Raptors....the good, the bad, and the ugly. What did we learn about Sacramento’s start to the 2025-26 season?

Deuce and Mo talk about Day 3 of Sacramento Kings camp, what has stood out over the last few days and if it has changed their opinion on the team.

Deuce and Mo react to what they saw and learned from day one of Sacramento Kings training camp. They discuss the Kings goal to be the best conditioned team in the league, how Dennis Schroder can impact the Kings and what Sacramento wants to see from Keegan Murray offensively.

Deuce and Mo are BACK! They talked all things Sacramento Kings media day, what they learned, what surprised them and if it altered their expectations for the upcoming 2025-26 season.

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ rumored offer of Malik Monk plus a protected 2030 first-round pick to the Warriors for Jonathan Kuminga and why Golden State isn’t biting. We chat about why Sacramento might actually be willing to move Monk, what Kuminga’s fit could look like in Sacramento, and what the Kings’ plan might be moving forward.

Deuce and Mo return to dive into the Kings' reported interest in Jonathan Kuminga and Russell Westbrook. They react to the Kings talking to Kuminga last week, debate whether he fits the roster, and discuss if another trade could be lined up if the Kings were to add him. They also explore why Westbrook might be on their radar and what these moves could mean for the team’s young core. Plus, a look around the Western Conference....who actually got better this offseason?

Deuce and Mo sat down with new Sacramento Kings general manager Scott Perry to discuss his journey, what he loves about being a GM, constructing a roster in today's NBA, his expectations for the Kings and his message to Kings fans.

Deuce and Mo react to the Kings agreeing to a 3-year, $45 million deal with Dennis Schroder. They dive into what it means for Malik Monk, whether Sacramento is still targeting Russell Westbrook, how this impacts Keon Ellis, and the Kings trading Jonas Valančiūnas for Dario Šarić.

Deuce and Mo drop a mini-pod reacting to the latest Kings rumors on Day 1 of NBA Free Agency. They dive into the potential Dennis Schroder sign-and-trade that could send Malik Monk to the Pistons, the possibility of the Kings adding both Schroder and Russell Westbrook, and what it all means for Sacramento’s future.

Deuce and Mo talk about the Kings using their 2nd round pick on Stanford big m an Maxime Raynaud, signing Auburn big Dylan Cardwell to a 2-way contract and what it says about what Kings GM Scott Perry is trying to do.

Deuce and Mo chat with Nique Clifford’s former college coach, Niko Medved — who coached him at Colorado State before taking the Minnesota job. Medved talks about Nique’s development over the years, why they recruited him, what he can bring to the Kings, and what makes him such a unique player and person.

Deuce and Mo talk about the Kings drafting Nique Clifford plus the latest rumors involving the Kings including interest in Russell Westbrook, Dennis Schroder and Jonathan Kuminga.

Deuce and Mo react to the Thunder winning the NBA Finals after a Game 7 win over the Pacers. They discuss the bittersweet ending with Tyrese Haliburton leaving the game due to a serious Achilles injury, whether the league should investigate the rising number of Achilles injuries, and reflect on an incredible season for Indiana. Plus, they dive into what made OKC’s run so impressive, SGA’s rise to the top, and what the East looks like moving forward.

Deuce and Mo drop a mini-pod with their instant reaction to the news of Rockets landing Kevin Durant and the Suns adding Jalen Green, Dillon Brooks, the 10th pick and 5 second-round picks. Miami missed out on KD, could their attention turn to the Sacramento Kings for DeMar DeRozan?

The Thunder are one win from a championship after a 120-109 win in Game 5. Deuce and Mo talk Jalen Williams’ 40-point night, SGA’s steady impact, Haliburton’s struggles with calf tightness, and what Siakam and TJ McConnell brought. Plus, what to expect in Game 6.

Deuce and Mo drop a mini podcast with their instant reaction to the BIG trade between the Magic and the Grizzlies.

Deuce and Mo react to a wild Game 4 of the NBA Finals. The Pacers controlled most of the night, but OKC kept it just close enough. They discuss how Indiana's offense fell apart down the stretch against OKC’s defense, how the Thunder closed on a 12-1 run, SGA’s big 4th quarter, and how OKC stayed in it with their compete level, second-chance points, and free throws. They also talk about how they feel about the series as it shifts back to OKC for Game 5 on Monday night.

Deuce and Mo kick things off talking Game of the NBA Finals (0:00), Kings possible interest in Trae Young and Darius Garland (28:00), Celtics could be making big moves...could Kings get it on it (45:30)? Plus, where is KD headed (51:10)

Deuce and Mo break down how the OKC Thunder delivered a championship-level bounce-back performance in their 123-107 win over the Indiana Pacers in Game 2 of the NBA Finals. They dive into OKC’s awesome defensive effort, how SGA dominated (34 pts, 8 asts, 5 reb, 4 stls), the impact of the bench, key adjustments from OKC, and what the Pacers need from Haliburton and Siakam moving forward. Plus, they look ahead to a pivotal Game 3 in Indiana..

Deuce breaks down how Tyrese Haliburton and the Pacers pulled off another incredible playoff comeback, stunning the Thunder 111-110 in Game 1 of the NBA Finals. He dives into Haliburton’s game-winning shot, Indiana’s huge defensive plays, how they overcame 25 turnovers, and what went wrong for OKC in the second half. Plus, why the Pacers never give up — and what it means heading into Game 2.

Deuce and Mo sit down with Jason Gallagher — director of Mind The Game with LeBron James and Steve Nash — during a tornado warning in OKC to talk all things basketball.

They preview the Thunder vs. Pacers NBA Finals, discuss what it’s like working with LeBron and Nash, and explore how the new NBA media rights deals could change basketball content as we know it. Jason, now a Thunder fan living in OKC, explains why he left the Mavs behind — and Deuce opens up about how seeing Tyrese Haliburton in the Finals led him to bring...

Deuce and Mo react to the Pacers’ dominant 125-108 Game 7 win over the Knicks to reach the NBA Finals for the first time since 2000. The conversation begins with "Deep Deuce" talking about seeing Tyrese Haliburton lead Indiana to the Finals and the emotions still lingering from the trade. They then break down how the Pacers dismantled the Knicks, the team’s transition attack, defensive energy, roster build, and look ahead to the Pacers-Thunder Finals matchup.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are headed to the NBA Finals for the first time since 2012 after crushing the Timberwolves, 124-94, to win the Western Conference in 5 games. Deuce and Mo break down how OKC closed out the series, what makes this Thunder team so special, and their unique approach to team building. They also explore how a potential Pacers-Thunder Finals wouldn’t be possible without the Paul George–Domantas Sabonis trade that changed both franchises.

Deuce and Mo break down the Thunder's 128-126 win over the Timberwolves in Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals. They dive into how OKC limited Anthony Edwards and Julius Randle, forced others to make plays, and showed major growth throughout their playoff run. They also discuss the strategy of fouling up 3, how Minnesota’s role players stepped up despite the loss, and the possibility of a Thunder vs. Pacers NBA Finals.

Deuce and Mo react to the Thunder’s dominant 118-103 win over the Timberwolves in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals. They discuss how OKC took a 2-0 lead behind MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, elite team defense, and another strong showing from their role players. They break down what went wrong with Minnesota’s defense, why Anthony Edwards' big night wasn’t enough, Julius Randle’s struggles, and the Wolves’ continued 3-point shooting woes (26-90 in the series). Plus, they explore whether Minnesota can bounce back at home in Game 3.

Deuce and Mo discuss OKC's Game 7 victory over the Nuggets, how they feel about a Wolves-OKC conference finals, what they expect from Knicks-Pacers, they talked about the Valkyries season-opener and some thoughts on the WNBA's opening weekend.

Deuce and Mo discussed the Mavs landing the 1st pick, what the NBA can do to get the skeptics to believe in the lottery, what it's like being a Kings fan right now, MJ getting hired by NBC and reactions to Game 4 of Knicks-Celtics and Warriors-Wolves.

Deuce & Mo were LIVE right after the Game 3 double-header between the Pacers-Cavs and Nuggets-Thunder. They give instant reaction to both games, break down the latest in the Warriors-Wolves series as it heads to San Francisco tied 1-1, and hit on the Knicks taking a 2-0 lead over the Celtics. Plus, Kings news: Sacramento adds Mike Woodson to Doug Christie’s coaching staff and Scott Perry names BJ Armstrong assistant GM.

Deuce and Mo kick things off reviewing Game 6 of Warriors-Rockets ,they also react to the Kings officially naming Doug Christie as head coach, introduced at a press conference with GM Scott Perry. They discuss what stood out from the presser, Scott Perry’s reasoning behind the hire, Doug Christie’s vision for the team, and what has to change moving forward. Plus, they look at the growing trend of teams sticking with interim coaches and how they're feeling about the Kings heading into the offseason.

The Sacramento Kings have hired Doug Christie as their new head coach, according to Shams Charania. Deuce and Mo break down what led to the hire, how Christie handled adversity in his interim stint, what challenges lie ahead, and what he’ll need to succeed. Plus, how new GM Scott Perry factored into the decision.

Deuce and Mo break down the key takeaways from Scott Perry’s introductory press conference as the new Kings GM. They dive into what stood out, what they learned, and what it all means for the future of the Sacramento Kings.

Deuce and Mo kick things off talking about what they want to hear from Scott Perry's introductory press conference as Kings GM, if anything he says will impact them and what life is like without Kings basketball. They also react to TWO awesome Game 2s featuring the Pistons road win over the Knicks and the Kawhi's epic night in a road win in Denver.

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The Sacramento Kings have agreed to hire Scott Perry as their new general manager after parting ways with Monte McNair. Deuce and Mo react to the breaking news, what it means for the future of the Kings, and how the team pivoted to Perry. ESPN's Marc J. Spears joins the show to give his perspective on the hire, Perry's history, and where the Kings go from here. Plus, Deuce and Mo share their takeaways from Kings player exit interviews and reflect on the team's 2024-25 season.

Deuce and Mo react to the Kings season coming to an end, Monte McNair and the Kings parting ways, what's next for the Kings and some possible GM names being mentioned.

Deuce and Mo drop a mini-podcast to preview Wednesday's Kings-Mavs NBA Play-In Game.

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Deuce and Mo reflect on the rollercoaster ride that was the Kings regular season after their final game win over the Suns. They look ahead to the Kings' win-or-go-home play-in matchup with the Dallas Mavericks, how they feel about the team's chances, and what’s at stake. They also discuss the full NBA playoff picture, key storylines around the league, and much more.

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Deuce and Mo react to the Kings' heartbreaking 101-100 loss to the Clippers at home. They break down the wild late rally, DeMar DeRozan's final shot, and how the Clippers defense caused problems for the Kings all night. They highlight Devin Carter’s impact and how he got under James Harden’s skin, Kawhi Leonard’s resurgence, and if the Clippers are flying under the radar as legit contenders in the West. They also look ahead to the Kings-Mavs play-in matchup, the insane stakes in the final game of the season, and show love to the Stockton Kings forcing a Game...

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ 124-116 loss to the Denver Nuggets, snapping their 3-game winning streak. They dive into how Nikola Jokic controlled the game with a triple-double and strong defense, how Denver responded after Michael Malone’s firing, and what the Nuggets did to slow down Zach LaVine and DeMar DeRozan. They discuss the Kings' late push, contributions from role players, and the big blow of losing Malik Monk, who will miss extended time and is out for the play-in. Plus, they hit on Kings-Mavs being official for the play-in, Jerry Reynolds back on the call, the...

Deuce and Mo react to the epic performance from Zach LaVine (43 points) and DeMar DeRozan (37 points), who combined for 80 in the Kings’ gutsy 127-117 road win over the Pistons. Sacramento rallied from down 18 on the second night of a back-to-back — and their third game in four nights — without Keegan Murray and Malik Monk, to earn their third straight win and finish the road trip 3-3.

They discuss how LaVine approached the game, the growing chemistry with Sabonis, and how the Kings adjusted in the second half to free LaVine up when Detroit took away the DHO game. They a...

Deuce and Mo try to make sense of the Kings finding a way to beat the Cavs for the second time this season—this time in Cleveland, where the Cavs rarely lose—120-113. They dive into how Sabonis and Keon Ellis set the tone early, big-time performances from Zach LaVine and DeMar DeRozan, and how the Kings handled Cleveland's defensive tweaks. They also talk about Doug Christie riding the starters with heavy minutes, what’s looked better with the Kings offense lately, and they look ahead to the back-to-back against Detroit.

Deuce and Mo talk about the Kings getting back on track with a 125-102 win over the short-handed Hornets, snapping a 3-game losing streak. They dive into how the Kings set the tone early, overcame a cold shooting start, and found their offensive rhythm with contributions all around. They also look ahead to a tough back-to-back vs. the Cavs and Pistons and show love to the Stockton Kings.

Deuce and Mo react to the Kings' ugly loss to the now 17-59 short-handed Wizards. They discuss why Sacramento was ineffective on both ends, Doug Christie questioning the team’s intensity, effort, and enthusiasm against one of the league’s worst teams, and Washington sitting Jordan Poole and Alex Sarr in the second half. They try to make sense of why this team is playing the way they are, look at the updated play-in race, and feel the frustrations from Kings fans in the chat.

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Deuce and Mo break down how the Kings let a 16-point third-quarter lead slip away in their 111-109 loss to the Pacers—their 10th loss in 13 games. They discuss the key second-half adjustment by Rick Carlisle that shifted the game, Sacramento’s poor late-game execution, Malik Monk’s rough night, and Keegan Murray’s continued defensive impact. Plus, they dive into the reality of the Western Conference play-in race and what’s next for the Kings.

Deuce and Mo try to make sense of the Kings' brutal 30-point loss to the Magic to start their six-game road trip. They break down why Sacramento lacked urgency, Zach LaVine’s continued struggles, and why they couldn't defend or generate offense against Orlando. Plus, they discuss the tight play-in race, why the season finale vs. Phoenix could decide everything, and reflect on the two-year anniversary of the Kings ending their 16-year playoff drought. They also look ahead to the Kings' next matchup against the Pacers.

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Deuce and Mo break down how the Kings took care of business in a 128-107 win over the Blazers, snapping their 4-game losing streak. They discuss Zach LaVine’s impressive performance, how he and Sabonis are building chemistry in the 2-man game, and what looked different for Sacramento. Domantas Sabonis had a monster night with 22 points, 19 rebounds, and six assists. Plus, Malik Monk returned off the bench, Keon Ellis put on a defensive clinic, and the Kings now prepare for a brutal six-game road trip.

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Deuce and Mo break down the Kings' 4th straight loss, falling to the 60-win OKC Thunder, 121-105. They discuss what went wrong for Sacramento, Keegan Murray’s explosive 3rd quarter, LaVine’s continued struggles, and the impact of the Keon-Keegan-LaRavia lineup. They also dive into what makes OKC so special, reaching the point of "acceptance" with the Kings’ rough season, the news of Wes Wilcox leaving, and what’s ahead for the Kings against Portland.

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings' 113-95 loss to the Celtics, their 7th loss in 9 games. They discuss what went wrong in Sabonis' return, why Zach LaVine continues to struggle with the Kings, and the adjustments Boston made in the second half. They also talk about Tatum’s night before he left with an injury, look ahead to Kings-Thunder, and react to Mike Bibby landing the head coaching job at Sac State.

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Deuce and Mo break down the Kings' tough 114-106 loss to the Bucks after going scoreless in the final 4:24. They discuss what went wrong in crunch time, Keon Ellis' impactful performance and why he didn’t play late, how the Kings handled Giannis, and how Milwaukee capitalized in non-Giannis minutes. Plus, they dive into Isaac Jones getting a deal with the Kings, play "Who Did That!?" and share a heartwarming NBA story. They also look ahead to the Kings' next matchup against Boston and the battle for a play-in spot in the West.

Deuce and Mo break down what went wrong for the Kings after building a 19-point lead against the Bulls, only to watch it disappear in a 128-116 home loss. They discuss Kevin Huerter’s revenge game in his return to Sacramento, how he hit dagger shots late, and how Coby White took over in the second half. Plus, they dive into why the Kings couldn’t carry momentum from their impressive win over the Cavs the night before.

Deuce and Mo break down how the Kings managed to pull off a 123-119 win over the Cavs despite missing Sabonis, LaVine, and LaRavia. They discuss what Sacramento did to overcome a rough offensive start, how rookie Devin Carter provided a huge spark off the bench, and the big performances from DeMar DeRozan and Malik Monk. Plus, they highlight the total team effort that helped the Kings take down a 56-win Cavs squad.

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings' 132-122 win over the Grizzlies to kick off a 7-game homestand, snapping their 4-game losing streak. They discuss how the Kings handled a Memphis squad without Ja Morant, the energy from the bench, Jake LaRavia’s impact against his former team, and bounce-back performances from Malik Monk and Zach LaVine. Plus, they react to Domas Sabonis’ ankle injury and what it could mean moving forward, look ahead to a tough game against the Cavs, and bounce around the NBA.

Deuce and Mo try to make sense of the Kings' embarrassing loss to the Suns—their fourth straight defeat. They dive into what went wrong on both ends, how teams are torching the Kings from deep in three straight games, and what Sacramento can do to clean things up. Plus, they look ahead to a brutal 7-game homestand featuring some of the league’s best teams.

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings' third straight loss, what went wrong against the Warriors, and how they tried to defend Steph Curry. They discuss how the "others" on the Warriors stepped up, LaVine’s quiet night, and the ongoing search for the Kings' identity. Plus, they react to Steph making history with his 4,000th three and look ahead to a tough back-to-back against the Suns.

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ rough 133-104 home loss to the Knicks. They discuss the lack of energy and physicality, how the Kings struggled to match New York’s intensity, and what this game says about the team moving forward. Plus, they look ahead to a tough back-to-back against the Warriors and Suns and bounce around the NBA.

Deuce and Mo reflect on the Kings heartbreaking OT loss in LA, 111-110. They go over the highs and lows of a competitive game against the Clippers, what happened in the 4th quarter that prevented the Kings from closing it out and Kawhi Leonard's game winning buzzer beater in the OT session. They also look ahead to Kings-Knicks.

A wild day in Sacramento! Deuce and Mo break down how the Kings dominated the Spurs in De’Aaron Fox’s return, with Zach LaVine lighting it up for 36 points (7-11 from 3). They discuss the reception and tribute video for Fox, some positive trends under Doug Christie, the daunting schedule ahead, Luke Loucks leaving for FSU, and wrap up an eventful last 24 hours for the Kings.