Sacramento Kings' Paint Points Can't Drown Golden State Warriors' Three-Point Barrage at Chase Center

First Quarter

The Sacramento Kings, with a record of 8-30, faced off against the Golden State Warriors, who stood at 21-18. The game began with the Warriors taking an early lead in the first quarter, scoring 34 points compared to the Kings' 29. The Dubs showcased their offensive prowess right from the start, capitalizing on their three-point shooting ability.

Second Quarter

In the second quarter, both teams scored evenly with 30 points each. DeMar DeRozan led Sactown's efforts with his consistent scoring and defensive contributions. Despite this balanced performance in terms of points scored during this period, it was evident that the Kings were struggling to contain Golden State's dynamic offense.

Third Quarter

As play resumed after halftime, Sacramento managed to put up a fight by adding another 25 points to their tally in the third quarter. Russell Westbrook contributed significantly with his playmaking abilities and hustle plays on both ends of the court. However, Golden State matched their intensity by scoring another impressive 34 points through efficient ball movement and sharp shooting from beyond the arc.

Fourth Quarter

The final quarter saw a decisive shift as Golden State surged ahead by scoring an astounding 40 points while limiting Sacramento to just 19. The Splash Brothers continued their dominance from deep range which proved too much for Sactown’s defense to handle effectively throughout this period.

Despite valiant efforts from key players like Zach LaVine and Dennis Schröder who combined for crucial baskets during critical moments earlier in gameplay – it wasn’t enough against such relentless opposition firepower displayed consistently across all quarters leading up till now ultimately resulting into what became known as "Sacramento Kings vs Golden State Warriors final score" being recorded officially post-match conclusion time-wise speaking here today itself!

Looking ahead: Fans can catch Sacramento’s next game when they host Houston Rockets at Golden1 Center scheduled January11th starting9PMEDT broadcasted live viaSCHN&NBCS-CATVnetworks respectively so mark calendars accordingly if interested watching live-action unfold firsthand yourself personally perhaps even inviting friends over join fun-filled evening entertainment guaranteed satisfaction assuredly indeed!