The Sacramento Kings surprised the basketball world on Monday, when they completed an upset victory over the defending champions, Golden State Warriors. Behind a balanced attack, and the heroics of Bogdan Bogdanovic, the team stunned their opponents, 110-106, and improved their record to 6-14 for the season.

Their social media team also joined in the fun after their improbable win, as they reminded the fans how heavily favoured the Warriors were entering the matchup, and how the Kings overcame the odds. It targeted an ESPN illustration that featured their team only being given a 2.9 percent chance to end the night with a win.

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While it is worth noting that the Warriors played without Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant, who are both nursing injuries, they still have a very talented lineup, led by Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, and Andre Iguodala.

With both teams still scheduled to play three more times this regular season, it will be very interesting to see how this confidence-boosting win affects the Kings' mettle when they face the Warriors next time around.