One of our vendors called Larkin in the late afternoon and invited us to attend a dinner and chalk talk at the game. I did not make it in time, but Joe did. He attended a 45 minute chalk talk and question and answer period with King's assistant coach Elston Turner on the 4th floor of Arco Arena.
Tuesday, February 17, 2004
2004 Kings versus Celtics
Larkin and I went to the Sacramento Kings versus Boston Celtics game. The Kings beat the Celtics 127 to 111. It was an interesting game from a number of angles, including:
Divac had a triple double with 14 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists.
Rookie Darius Songaila -- traded by the Celtics to Sacramento last summer -- scored a career-high 17 points in his first NBA start.
The Kings matched a franchise record with 16 3-pointers.
Kings also set a record with their 28th straight home victory against Eastern Conference teams. No East team has won in Sacramento since Indiana on March 3, 2002.
A leak in the roof briefly delayed the game in the third quarter when water began to collect in a spot near midcourt. A ball boy sat near the spot with a towel for the rest of the game.
One of our vendors called Larkin in the late afternoon and invited us to attend a dinner and chalk talk at the game. I did not make it in time, but Joe did. He attended a 45 minute chalk talk and question and answer period with King's assistant coach Elston Turner on the 4th floor of Arco Arena.
One of our vendors called Larkin in the late afternoon and invited us to attend a dinner and chalk talk at the game. I did not make it in time, but Joe did. He attended a 45 minute chalk talk and question and answer period with King's assistant coach Elston Turner on the 4th floor of Arco Arena.
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