The third quarter between the Sacramento Kings and the home team, Brooklyn Nets, turned into a one-sided affair as the visitors dominated the game and built a double digit lead that they never relinquished until the final buzzer.
Everything was working for them and they were able to score 34 points in the quarter. Three of those came from Matt Barnes who banked a three-pointer from the top of the key which was intended to be an alley oop pass for Rudy Gay.
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Like what they say, when it rains, it pours. That's exactly what happened for the Kings in that quarter as they outscored the Nets by 16 points which helped them win the game, 122-105.
The Sacramento faithful will definitely not mind how Barnes made his lone three-pointer of the game as long as they end up with a victory.
