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The Kings are 1-9, STILL looking for their first home win... but how good is Acuff?!

Acuff dropped 32 points and 10 assists against Giannis and the Miami Heat, and he's now tied with LeBron James for the most 30-point, 10-assist games by a teenager in NBA history. Oh, and he did it without Domantas Sabonis against a tough Miami defense.

The Kings trailed by 10 entering the fourth quarter, but the bench helped bring them all the way back to tie it before Miami pulled away for a 114-108 win.

Deuce and Mo break down another frustrating Kings loss, why Acuff looks like a potentially incredible talent, what stood out from the comeback and the return of Keegan Murray.

PLUS, the Kings traded Nique Clifford to OKC. We react to the move and look ahead to Tuesday's game against the Orlando Magic.

Deuce and Mo give their instant reaction to the reports that say the Kings have traded Nique Clifford to the OKC Thunder for two future 2nd round picks.

The Kings are 1-8 and the defense was a problem again. Wemby and the Spurs came into Sacramento and put up 75 points in the FIRST HALF on their way to a 124-109 win.

Deuce and Mo talk about why the Kings had so much trouble slowing down San Antonio and the Sabonis-Wemby matchup.

They also get into Darius Acuff Jr.'s 22-point, 8-assist night, what they've seen from him through his first 9 NBA games and how Dylan Cardwell looked in his second game back from injury.

PLUS, Wemby vs. Luka for MVP already?! Luka is putting up some ridiculous numbers to start the season. Deuce and Mo discuss the early MVP race and look ahead to Kings-Heat.

Luka Doncic is looking like a legitimate MVP candidate! He dropped 40 points for the FOURTH time this season as the Lakers beat the Kings 116-103 in Sacramento.

Deuce and Mo break down how the Lakers slowed Sacramento's offense, why the Kings' spacing continues to be an issue and why Domantas Sabonis needs to start letting it fly from three. He's attempted just two threes all season.

Darius Acuff Jr. had 22 points and 12 assists on a tough shooting night, but he's already putting his name alongside some NBA legends. Acuff joins Magic Johnson and Isiah Thomas as the only rookies since 1975-76 to record 150+ points and 50+ assists through their first eight games. Deuce and Mo discuss what stands out about his game beyond the numbers, his decision-making and the progress he's making defensively.

Plus, are Luka and the Lakers legitimate contenders in the West? The Kings get ready for Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs after Wemby's ridiculous 52-point, 24-rebound, 8-block performance against Dallas.

And of course, another round of WHO HE PLAYED FOR!

THE KINGS FINALLY WON A GAME! Sacramento gets its first win of the season with a 115-100 victory over the Mavericks in Dallas, and there's plenty to feel good about.

Deuce and Mo break down what changed defensively, the second-half adjustments that helped the Kings take control and why they had success slowing down Cooper Flagg. Plus, how about that bench?! Malik Monk led the way with 24 points, while Leaky Black and Emanuel Sharp gave Sacramento some HUGE contributions.

And Darius Acuff Jr. continues to impress. The rookie stepped up in some BIG second-half moments, and Deuce and Mo discuss what keeps standing out about his game and why he's been so special to watch.

Plus, "John King" and "Wolf Blitzer" break down the Kings' path to more victories, we talk about the impressive early play from rookies around the NBA and look ahead to Sacramento's upcoming homestand.

It's our Halloween episode of Deuce & Mo, and the Kings are giving us plenty of reasons to be scared!

Sacramento got crushed by Memphis 136-105, falling to 0-6 for the first time since the 1990-91 season. They've now allowed 120+ points in EVERY game. Y

But can we talk about Darius Acuff Jr.?! The rookie went off for 38 points and NINE threes! Deuce and Mo get into why Acuff feels like such a special talent, what makes him so fun to watch and why a change to the Kings' starting lineup might make a lot of sense.

Plus, thoughts on Boozer and the undefeated 6-0 Grizzlies, what we've seen from Cooper Flagg and the Mavericks ahead of the Kings' next game, and the big question: When are the Kings going to win a game?!

And because it's Halloween, things got a little weird. Deuce debuted his creepy basketball-demon story about Acuff, and Morgan performed a Rocky Horror Picture Show Riff Raff parody.

Deuce and Mo drop a podcast talking about the Valkyries winning the 2026 WNBA Championship in only their second year as a WNBA team.

The Kings are 0-5 after another rough night, falling 132-120 to the Pelicans. But how about Darius Acuff?! 34 points, 14 assists and 6 rebounds in his FIFTH NBA game!

Deuce and Mo get into what they're seeing from the 19-year-old, why his offensive game looks so promising and the things he still needs to clean up.

As for the rest of the game... ROUGH. 25 turnovers that led to 40 points, 80 points allowed in the paint and 34 fast-break points for New Orleans. They talk about the Kings' struggles, shot selection, the lack of another playmaker and Doug Christie riding his starters so heavily.

Plus, the Kings have the 5-0 Grizzlies up next, and there's a lot to talk about with this rookie class! Early thoughts on Acuff, Boozer, AJ Dybantsa and Yaxel Lendeborg.

AJ Dybantsa made his NBA debut against the Cleveland Cavaliers, and there was plenty to like from the Wizards rookie.

Deuce and Mo break down what impressed them about Dybantsa's first NBA game, the potential of Washington's young core and the questions surrounding the Wizards' future in the Eastern Conference.

They also discuss how the Cavs found a way to win, their start to the season, why Meleek Thomas is looking like a draft steal, where the Wizards rank on their NBA League Pass watch list and why the Portland Trail Blazers are becoming one of the NBA's most entertaining teams.

The Sacramento Kings fall to 0-4 for the first time since 2022 after getting crushed by the San Antonio Spurs, 130-103. Deuce and Mo break down the Kings' defensive struggles, including their transition defense, issues defending the 3-point line and Julian Champagnie hitting eight threes in the first half. Is there any light at the end of the tunnel?

They also discuss Darius Acuff Jr.'s encouraging fourth NBA game against an aggressive Spurs defense, Domantas Sabonis going at Victor Wembanyama and playing some of his best basketball, De'Andre Hunter's 24-point night and the offensive struggles when Sabonis sits.

Plus, injury updates on Keegan Murray, Maxime Raynaud and Dylan Cardwell, predictions for the Kings' first win, Portland's 3-0 start, major injuries in OKC, Anthony Edwards needing surgery and whether the NBA should be concerned about all these early-season injuries.

It's our annual Halloween Week Special! Deuce dressed up as Red Panda, Morgan transformed into legendary Kings announcer Gary Gerould, and then it was time to talk about another Kings loss.

Deuce and Mo break down Sacramento's 0-3 start after falling to the Memphis Grizzlies, including another rough defensive quarter, Memphis dominating the offensive glass and getting out in transition, and the Kings' struggles closing games. They discuss Darius Acuff Jr.'s 22-point, 7-assist performance, what they're seeing from the rookie through three games and why they're not worried about his shot volume. Plus, what needs to change as the Kings prepare to hit the road?

They also bounce around the NBA, including OKC losing Jalen Williams to a gruesome injury, the other teams off to 0-3 starts, the Jayson Tatum vs. Jaylen Brown conversation and why the Houston Rockets look different this season.

The Kings are 0-2 after falling to the Portland Trail Blazers 128-120 in their home opener, but was there enough to feel a little better about this team?

Deuce and Mo break down Sacramento's improved offensive approach, what looked different from opening night and why running more through Domantas Sabonis makes so much sense after his monster triple-double. They dive into Darius Acuff Jr.'s impressive 33-point performance in just his second NBA game and what already stands out about the rookie's game.

Plus, why didn't Keegan Murray play in the fourth quarter? They discuss his quiet start to the season, Malik Monk's return, other encouraging signs and why Portland could be a really solid team this year. They also look ahead to the Kings' matchup with the 2-0 Grizzlies, debate whether there's reason to feel better despite the loss and bounce around some other NBA storylines.

Deuce and Mo break down the Sixers' wild 114-106 win over the Cavaliers after Philadelphia erased a 29-point deficit.

They discuss what changed for the Sixers in the second half, why their approach was so impressive and how Tyrese Maxey continues to shine even with all the star power around him. Is Maxey one of the most underappreciated players in the NBA?

Plus, what they saw from LeBron, Jaylen Brown and Joel Embiid, how VJ Edgecombe is adjusting to a different offensive role and workload while buying into what the team needs, and what this comeback says about the Sixers early in the season.

Deuce and Mo return for anotiher season of postgame chats! They discussed the Kings opening night loss to the Clippers, what went wrong for Sacramento, what they made of Acuff's debut, if they saw anything positive in the blowout and looked ahead to a tough match vs. Portland on Friday for the home opener.

The Sacramento Kings' 42nd season is here!

Deuce and Mo discuss how they're feeling heading into opening night against the Clippers after a rough few weeks for Sacramento. They react to the news of Ben Simmons' torn Achilles, the growing list of injuries and an 0-5 preseason.

What do the Kings need to show this season? Can they finally start taking and making more threes? What are we actually excited to see?

Plus, they talk about embracing the highs and the inevitable many lows of another Kings season, finding reasons to enjoy the ride and some early overreactions from the first night of the NBA season.

Who is Ben Simmons beyond the conversation about his game? ESPN and Andscape senior NBA writer Marc J. Spears joins Deuce and Mo to discuss “Being Ben,” the new ESPN E60 documentary, and Simmons’ fresh start in Sacramento.

Spears takes us behind the documentary: what drew him to Ben’s story, the process of telling it and what he learned along the way. We also get into why Simmons and the Kings could be a good fit, what Sacramento is getting and what this opportunity could mean for Ben.

Deuce and Mo were LIVE after Kings-Blazers to discuss Sacramento’s fourth preseason game with plenty of key players sitting out. They share their thoughts on the Kings’ preseason approach, break down what looked better in the second half and talk about the players who caught their attention.

Plus, Draymond Green coaching up Darius Acuff, how much upside this Blazers team has and Tyrese Haliburton’s big game against OKC.

Ben Simmons starting for the Kings? ESPN's Marc J. Spears says that Simmons is expected to start on opening night for Sacramento.

Deuce and Mo discuss it, how playing alongside Simmons could help Darius Acuff and the challenges that come with it. They get into the pros and cons, what has to happen for this group to click and how the Kings can get the most out of a healthy Simmons.

Deuce and Mo were LIVE after Kings-Warriors to discuss Maxime Raynaud’s injury and a big night from Darius Acuff. What makes Acuff look like he could be THAT guy? Deuce explains why he hasn’t been this excited about a Kings rookie since Tyrese Haliburton.

They also get into Ben Simmons’ Kings debut and what he showed, Keegan Murray’s return and how his ankle is feeling, questions about the starting lineup, other players catching their attention and why this rookie class feels special. Plus, Yaxel Lendeborg’s impact for the Warriors.

Deuce and Mo catch up with Sacramento Kings GM Scott Perry to discuss how he's feeling headed into the season, what he's seen in Darius Acuff early on, what he's hoping to see from Ben Simmons, his perspective of the team dinner that Zach Lowe talked about on his podcast and if it was a roast, what he expects to be different about this team this year and what would mark a successful season.

Deuce and Mo break down what looked better for the Kings in their second preseason game against the Lakers, what still needs work and why Darius Acuff Jr.’s confidence stood out even after a slow start. They also discuss the edge Emanuel Sharp is bringing, other players who caught their attention and Ben Simmons’ possible Kings debut Saturday.

Plus, Devin Carter’s big Boston debut, Haliburton’s return and whether people are sleeping on Indiana, what rookie Aday Mara could bring to OKC and whether LeBron’s All-Star streak could come to an end.

Darius Acuff Jr. didn’t look like a rookie! Deuce and Mo discuss how comfortable the 19-year-old looked in his preseason debut, handling the Lakers’ size, length and pressure without getting sped up.

They also get into an ugly Kings opener, what went wrong defensively, LA’s physicality on both ends and what to take from Sacramento’s 127–103 loss without getting carried away over one preseason game.

Plus, KAT’s contract issues in New York, LeBron’s helicopter trip from Philly to NYC and Jalen Duren staying with the Pistons as the pressure grows in Detroit.

Five days into Kings training camp, what’s standing out?!

Deuce and Mo get into the vibes around the team, the young guys already showing leadership and how Darius Acuff Jr. and Ben Simmons have looked. Plus, what the Kings are emphasizing in camp and what they’re eager to see when Sacramento finally faces someone else Monday in the preseason opener against the Lakers.

Deuce and Mo were LIIIIIVE after 2026 Kings Media Day! They share what stood out from their conversations with Scott Perry, Doug Christie and 10 players, including what they heard from Ben Simmons and why Malik Monk thinks the Kings can sneak into the playoffs.

They also preview training camp, talk about what this team’s identity could be, what they want to see from Keegan Murray and what to make of predictions that the Kings will be the worst team in the league. Plus, big storylines from around the NBA.

The man known as “Off Night” returns to the podcast! Miami Heat PG Davion Mitchell joins Deuce and Mo to talk about his growth, what he learned from his time in Sacramento, what made the Beam Team so special and his memories from the series against Golden State.

He also shares why Miami has been the perfect fit, what Spo has meant to him, the Heat’s intense conditioning drill, whether Pat Riley is intimidating and what Giannis can bring to Miami.

Deuce and Mo discuss whether Ben Simmons still has All-Star talent and react to what Richard Jefferson, Zach Lowe and John Hollinger had to say about his fit with the Kings. They also break down Jalen Duren’s contract standoff with the Pistons, Jalen Brunson hosting SNL and the NBA offseason moves and teams that have them most intrigued heading into the new season.

Ben Simmons is now a member of the Kings.

Deuce and Mo discuss what realistic expectations should be for Simmons, how he fits Sacramento’s roster, his journey back to the NBA and why this could be a worthwhile swing for the Kings. Deuce also explains why he likes this roster more than last season’s team.

They also react to the NBA dropping the HAMMER on the LA Clippers for salary cap circumvention involving Kawhi Leonard. The punishment includes five lost first-round picks, a $30 million fine and a one-year suspension for owner Steve Ballmer.

Plus, Deuce and Mo discuss their new podcast studio and the process of putting it all together.

The dog days of the NBA offseason have officially arrived and Irrational Deuce is back.

Deuce and Mo react to the NBA schedule release, break down the Kings' start to the season and Deuce explains why he can somehow see Sacramento starting 5-1. They also discuss whether Victor Oladipo makes sense for the Kings, the value of adding veterans to this roster and dream about what a Keegan Murray breakout season could look like.

Plus, they reflect on Russell Westbrook's incredible 18-year career, Dennis Schröder landing on his 12th team in 13 seasons, the best stories in the WNBA and why the playoffs could be special.

And because it's August, the conversation goes plenty of other places too, including Deuce's anti-Christmas Day NBA stance, irrational sports fandom, Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey, what's new in their lives and Deuce reflecting on the one-year anniversary of his mom's passing.

Zach LaVine isn't going anywhere.

Deuce and Mo react to the latest reports that LaVine will remain with the Kings, discuss what they want to see from him this season and why they're feeling more optimistic about Sacramento than much of the basketball world. They also dive into the biggest questions facing the Kings with training camp just two months away and why this team could be a lot more watchable than many expect.

Plus, they shift to the WNBA to talk about the incredible season Minnesota is putting together, what makes Olivia Miles such a special player, the MVP race, the league's title contenders and whether the Valkyries can make a legitimate postseason run after an unforgettable first two seasons in the W.

LeBron James is headed to Philadelphia.

Deuce and Mo react to LeBron's decision to sign a two-year deal with the 76ers, how he fits alongside Jaylen Brown, Tyrese Maxey and Joel Embiid, whether the Sixers have enough to contend in a loaded Eastern Conference, and if Philly was the best landing spot for LeBron at this stage of his career.

Plus, after a week in Las Vegas, they share their biggest Summer League takeaways, discuss the players who stood out, and reflect on the experience covering the event. They also talk about the exciting news that Deuce & Mo will host Sacramento Kings pre and postgame coverage on NBC Sports California all season long.

Deuce checks in from Las Vegas after the Kings’ second game of NBA Summer League.

He breaks down Darius Acuff’s latest performance, pushes back on some of the defensive narratives surrounding him and looks at what’s working and what still needs to improve. Plus, Maxime Raynaud made a loud Summer League debut after adding 20 pounds, Dylan Cardwell had his most effective game of the summer, Jonathan Mogbo made his presence felt and Nique Clifford played with confidence while battling AJ Dybantsa.

Deuce also shares quick thoughts on Emanuel Sharp, Alex Karaban and the high-end young talent on display in Vegas.

Deuce shares his takeaways from the Kings' Summer League opener in Las Vegas.

 He discusses Darius Acuff's Vegas debut, why his accountability after the game stood out just as much as his play on the floor, and why he's feeling optimistic about Acuff's future as Sacramento's point guard.

Plus, thoughts on Emanuel Sharp's 21-point performance and why he looks capable of helping the Kings sooner rather than later, Alex Karaban's Summer League debut, Keaton Wagler's first game with the Clippers,and the AJ Dybantsa vs. Peterson matchup that highlighted Day 1 in Las Vegas.

Deuce reacts to the Kings' final game of the California Classic and what stood out from Darius Acuff's second appearance in Sacramento.

He discusses Acuff's 22-point performance, the areas of his game that continue to impress, the things he'll need to improve on, and why there was still plenty to like from the No. 7 pick.

Plus, he talks about Dylan Cardwell's approach to Summer League, what he'd like to see from Nique Clifford moving forward, why Marquel Sutton continues to make a strong case for himself, and reacts to the Kings waiving DeMar DeRozan.

Deuce reacts to the Kings' second game of the California Classic and why Emanuel Sharp continues to turn heads.

He discusses why Darius Acuff, Nique Clifford and Dylan Cardwell likely sat out, what stood out about Sharp on both ends of the floor, why his defensive mindset has been so impressive, and how he could end up being a steal for Sacramento.

Plus, he talks about Isaiah Stevens, Marquel Sutton, Viktor Lakhin and the other players who stood out, along with his experience working the California Classic broadcast alongside Mark Jones in a different role.

Deuce and Mo react to Darius Acuff's California Classic debut after the Kings' 79-76 win over the Nets.

They discuss Acuff's 25-point performance on 9-29 FG, why they liked so much of what they saw despite the shooting numbers, how he manipulated the game, and what stood out defensively.

Plus, their first impressions of Emanuel Sharp, talk about the Year 2 growth of Dylan Cardwell and Nique Clifford, discuss Jonathan Mogbo's impact and more.

Deuce and Mo react to another wild day around the NBA.

They discuss the blockbuster trade sending Jaylen Brown to Philadelphia, what they thought of the Lakers' move for Walker Kessler, whether Los Angeles gave up too much, and what it means for both teams moving forward.

They also dive into Sacramento's reported interest in Jalen Duren, whether the Pistons would even have interest in a sign-and-trade, what a deal could look like if Detroit was willing to listen, the other moves the Kings made, and bounce around the league.

Deuce and Mo go LIVE on Free Agency Eve to react to another wild day around the NBA.

They discuss reports that the Kings are expected to meet with Jalen Duren about a sign-and-trade out of Detroit, whether a Duren-for-Sabonis framework makes sense, if Sacramento is a legitimate destination or simply being used as leverage, and why Duren could have real interest in becoming a King.

They also share their thoughts on the Devin Carter trade to Atlanta, first impressions of Darius Acuff, Alex Karaban and Emanuel Sharp after hearing from the Kings' draft class, and react to the trade sending Ja Morant to Portland.

Deuce and Mo react to the blockbuster trade sending LaMelo Ball to the Timberwolves for Naz Reid, draft picks and pick swaps.

They discuss why Minnesota made the move, what Ball brings alongside Anthony Edwards, what options the Wolves have to address the frontcourt after moving Reid, and what this trade says about where the franchise is headed.

Plus, they break down Charlotte's return, why this move could be a tough one for Hornets fans, and what comes next for both teams.

Deuce and Mo sit down with UConn head coach Dan Hurley to discuss the Kings drafting Alex Karaban and what Sacramento is getting in the two-time national champion.

Hurley shares why he'll never coach another player like Karaban, how he evolved from the day he arrived on campus, and why he became one of the most important players in UConn basketball history.

He also explains why the program retired Karaban's jersey and what made him such a respected teammate and winner.

 Plus, Hurley discusses why Karaban has the tools to become an elite role player in the NBA, why that role is so valuable in today's game, and what the Kings accomplished on the first night of the draft.

Deuce and Mo react to the Kings drafting Darius Acuff with the 7th pick and moving up to take Alex Karaban with the 29th pick.

They discuss what makes Acuff a special talent, the questions surrounding his defense, and what type of upside he has as an NBA player. They also break down why Sacramento may have targeted Karaban late in the first round and what he brings to the Kings.

Deuce and Mo react to the blockbuster trade sending Giannis Antetokounmpo to the Miami Heat, what it means for Miami's championship hopes in the Eastern Conference, and whether the Heat gave up too much depth to land one of the best players in the world. They also discuss how the Bucks handled the deal, evaluate the package Milwaukee received, and talk about how Bucks fans may be feeling after seeing the face of the franchise moved.

They also break down reports that the Celtics aggressively pursued Giannis with a package centered around Jaylen Brown and discuss what's next for Boston after missing out on the two-time MVP.

Plus, they try to make sense of the three-team trade involving Julius Randle, the Timberwolves, Nets and Bulls, discuss what it means for all parties involved, and close the show by talking Kings. They share their thoughts on Sacramento's options with the 7th pick, Darius Acuff, and what other moves could be on the table for the Kings as draft night approaches.

With one week to go until the NBA Draft, Deuce and Mo break down the Kings' options with the 7th pick.

They discuss Darius Acuff, Keaton Wagler, Kingston Flemings, Brayden Burries and some of the other names connected to Sacramento, what they like about the prospects in the Kings' range, and how much stock should be put into all the draft buzz this time of year.

Plus, they talk about what could happen at the top of the draft, why it's smoke screen season around the league, and whether the Kings are in a good spot heading into draft night.

Deuce and Mo react to New York winning its first NBA title in 53 years, Jalen Brunson's incredible 45-point performance, and the Knicks' remarkable Finals run.

They discuss Brunson's journey to Finals MVP, why his success is a reminder not to focus solely on physical attributes when evaluating players, Mike Brown winning his first championship as a head coach, and what it's like as Kings fans watching Brown win a ring just one year after being fired by Sacramento.

They also discuss Victor Wembanyama's growth, Dylan Harper's emergence, De'Aaron Fox's future in San Antonio, the Spurs' inexperience, and what's next for both teams moving forward.

Deuce and Mo react to one of the craziest NBA Finals games they've ever seen. The Knicks erased a 29-point deficit to beat the Spurs 107-106 at Madison Square Garden and take a 3-1 lead in the NBA Finals.

 Deuce and Mo discuss the chaos of the comeback, the rollercoaster ride this game took everyone on, and how New York found a way to pull off the largest comeback in NBA Finals history.

They break down San Antonio's near-perfect first half, what changed after halftime, Mike Brown's fourth-quarter adjustment with Jose Alvarado and Jalen Brunson on the floor together, OG Anunoby's incredible Finals run and growing MVP case, and another clutch performance from Brunson. Plus, they discuss the Knicks' resilience, what the Spurs need to do to survive Game 5, and whether San Antonio can recover from one of the most crushing losses in Finals history.

A report from Sam Amick says the Kings and Hornets have recently discussed Domantas Sabonis.

Deuce and Mo react to Charlotte's reported interest and discuss what the report could mean for Sacramento. They break down Sabonis' current trade value, whether the Kings should be patient before making a major move, the risks that come with waiting, what Sabonis could do for the Hornets, and what type of return would make sense for Sacramento.

Deuce and Mo react to the Spurs' 115-111 win over the Knicks at Madison Square Garden, Victor Wembanyama's huge bounce-back performance, and how San Antonio got back into the NBA Finals. T

hey discuss the Spurs' hot start, the Knicks' second-quarter comeback, Stephon Castle's impact, and how San Antonio took control after halftime. They also debate Mike Brown's frustration with the officiating, the second-half free throw disparity, and why the Knicks struggled to get Karl-Anthony Towns involved.

Plus, they talk about whether the Spurs have changed the feel of the series, Darius Acuff's comments about Kings GM Scott Perry on Draymond Green's podcast, and remember former NBA player and longtime Bulls broadcaster Stacey King.

The Knicks are heading back to New York with a 2-0 lead in the NBA Finals after another wild finish against the Spurs in San Antonio.

Deuce and Mo react to another huge night from Karl-Anthony Towns, why KAT has been one of the biggest reasons the Knicks are two wins away from a championship, and the impact of New York's entire roster, including Mikal Bridges and OG Anunoby.

They also discuss what went wrong for San Antonio after storming back in the fourth quarter, Victor Wembanyama's late turnover and missed jumper, and whether the Spurs can realistically climb out of an 0-2 hole as the series shifts to Madison Square Garden.

The Knicks erased a 14-point deficit and stole Game 1 of the NBA Finals in San Antonio, beating the Spurs 105-95. Deuce and Mo react to Jalen Brunson's incredible fourth-quarter takeover, how the Knicks flipped the game after falling behind, and why New York never seemed intimidated by Victor Wembanyama.

They also discuss Karl-Anthony Towns' impact on both ends, Wemby's first NBA Finals game, and what the Spurs need to clean up before Game 2. Plus, they talk De'Aaron Fox vs. Dylan Harper, the atmosphere in San Antonio, and some of the wild moments surrounding Game 1 of the NBA Finals, including a fan running onto the court for a selfie.

0:00-Clap for this game 1:03-Brunson's game 11:34-KAT was spectacular 18:21-How the others stepped up 21:28-SPONSOR LOVE 22:23-Wemby's first NBA Finals game 27:02-Fox vs. Harper...Will Harper need to play more? 34:10-Knicks fans showed up 36:25-The fan who ran on the court 38:34-Does this game change anything for you? 41:10-Brunson shutting down the critics

The basketball world lost a legend with the passing of Rick Adelman at the age of 79.

Deuce and Mo remember Adelman's incredible career, what his Kings teams meant to Sacramento and the NBA, and why those teams helped shape their love for basketball. They also discuss Adelman's legacy as one of the greatest coaches in NBA history and the lasting impact he had on generations of players, coaches and fans.

NBC Sports broadcaster Noah Eagle joins Deuce and Mo to preview the NBA Finals between the Spurs and Knicks.

They discuss the biggest storylines heading into the series, why Victor Wembanyama is already on a path few players in NBA history have traveled, Jalen Brunson's rise, and what excites Noah most about the matchup.

Plus, Noah talks about his broadcasting journey, what it's like calling a Victor Wembanyama game, and what he does to continue improving his craft. They also discuss the emotions Kings fans may be feeling watching another NBA Finals filled with Sacramento connections.