Warriors down the Kings 71-54 Tuesday in game two of the California Classic

Damian Jones shoots over Harry Giles III on Tuesday night Photo: @Warriors

By Charlie O. Mallonee

The Warriors beat the Kings 71-54 Tuesday night in a game where Sacramento lacked the energy they showed in their victory on Monday night.

Tues night didn’t end up the way #SacramentoKings wanted it to as they lost to #Warriors 71-54 in gm 2 of #CaliforniaClassic. Fatigue may have been a factor for #SacramentoProud. Not having #swipathafox available didn’t help the Kings. Turnovers really hurt. #NBASummerLeague pic.twitter.com/MAtXXjTMQa

— Sports Radio Service (@SportsRadioSrvc) July 4, 2018

Here is a look at the Warriors’ stats:

Charlie O takes a look at the stats for the Summer League #Warriors vs #SacramentoKings. None of the #GSW numbers were outstanding except the 9 blocked shots! Their #1 draft pick Jacob Evans also played his first pro game in the win. #CaliforniaClassic #NBASummerLeague pic.twitter.com/rr3ki3bZ0O

— Sports Radio Service (@SportsRadioSrvc) July 4, 2018

Warriors number one draft pick Jacob Evans made his pro debut in the game Photo: @Warriors

The Kings had some individual stats that they will like to remember.

Finally here’s a look at the #SacramentoKings numbers vs #Warriors in the 71-54 loss. Big bright spot: Justin Jackson #JJacks_44 who scored a gm-high 20 pts. Frank Mason #FrankMason0 started at PG & also had a strong game. #NBASummerLeague #CaliforniaClassic pic.twitter.com/D2ahHGAsY5

— Sports Radio Service (@SportsRadioSrvc) July 4, 2018

Point guard Frank Mason represented the Kings in the postgame press conference.

Meeting with the media after a loss is never fun but #SacramentoKings PG #FrankMason0 shows how it’s done after his team’s loss to #Warriors. He talked about the fun of playing, shaking off the loss & getting ready for the game on Thu. #NBASummerLeague #CaliforniaClassic #NBA pic.twitter.com/YtNMOrRyC3

— Sports Radio Service (@SportsRadioSrvc) July 4, 2018

The Kings found Warriors crowded under the bucket on every shot Photo: Charlie O. Mallonee

Here is Summer League head coach Larry Lewis’ postgame analysis.

Summer League Coach Larry Lewis talked about #SacramentoKings loss to #Warriors on Tue night in #CaliforniaClassic. He felt 1st back-to-back may have taken a toll on Bagley III & Giles III. Coach was very happy with Justin Jackson’s game. #SacramentoProud #NBASummerLeague #NBA pic.twitter.com/yjR5MExkcQ

— Sports Radio Service (@SportsRadioSrvc) July 4, 2018

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