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Chris Biderman

UNCOVERED: Finally something positive about the sacramento kings young guards flash promise | History Defined

For once, the Kings weren't the most dysfunctional team playing at the Golden 1 Center.

That title on Wednesday went to the Brooklyn Nets. No, seriously, the Brooklyn Nets, one of the NBA's latest super teams with a trio of All-Stars — Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving and James Harden — that could be in the mix for the NBA Finals in five months.

The Nets were missing Durant, who has been out since last month with a left knee injury, but they still played Sacramento with two of the best players in the world in Irving and Harden, while the Kings were missing their highest-paid player: De'Aaron Fox.

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