Westbrook Secures First Kings Triple-Double as Schroder's Late Burst Downs Warriors 121-116 - Sportingpedia - Latest Sports News From All Over the World

Westbrook Secures First Kings Triple-Double as Schroder's Late Burst Downs Warriors 121–116

Key Highlights

Russell Westbrook recorded his 204th career triple-double — a new NBA milestone — and his first as a Sacramento King.
Dennis Schroder hit three consecutive three-pointers in a decisive 11–0 run to seal the win.
Golden State committed 19 turnovers while missing several key players.

Game Summary

Russell Westbrook powered the Sacramento Kings to a 121–116 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday in Sacramento, registering 23 points, 16 rebounds, and 10 assists. This marked his first triple-double in Kings colors, and his 204th overall — extending his NBA record.

Both teams were short-handed due to injuries and illness, but Dennis Schroder rose to the moment, sinking three straight three-pointers as part of an 11–0 surge that broke a 104–104 tie in the fourth quarter. Sacramento remained poised in the closing minutes to secure the first win of their five-game homestand.

“Dennis Schroder hit three consecutive three-pointers during an 11–0 fourth-quarter run to break a late tie.”

DeMar DeRozan led the Kings' scoring with 25 points, while Schroder added 18 — including his critical fourth-quarter burst. For the Warriors, Will Richard posted 30 points and Moses Moody added 28, providing offensive sparks despite the absence of Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler, and Draymond Green.

Stats at a Glance

Sacramento Kings: Westbrook (23 pts, 16 reb, 10 ast), DeRozan (25 pts), Schroder (18 pts)
Golden State Warriors: Richard (30 pts), Moody (28 pts), 19 team turnovers

Author’s Summary: Westbrook’s record-setting triple-double and Schroder’s clutch shooting propelled the Kings past a weakened Warriors squad to open their homestand with confidence.

Sportingpedia — 2025-11-07