Kings vs Warriors 4/10/26 - Kings get revenge on the Warriors, Pat McAfee and Cody Rhodes segment, NBA investigates the Kings

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Draymond Green's aggressive screen sparks a physical confrontation with Devin Carter, igniting a tense Kings-Warriors throwback game.

The episode opens with a recap of the Kings' final home game against the Warriors, highlighting a physical confrontation between Devin Carter and Draymond Green that set a tense tone. Owen praises Carter's toughness and the Kings' comeback after a third-quarter drought. He criticizes annoying Warriors fans at the arena. Owen then analyzes the Warriors' reliance on three-pointers and lack of a downhill creator. The discussion shifts to offseason plans, with Keith Smith's suggestion that the Kings need to shed salary, particularly Zach LaVine's contract, to avoid the first apron. Owen mentions James Ham's idea of a buyout and stretch for LaVine. A viral topic is addressed where a critic called DeMar DeRozan's potential top-10 scoring 'disturbing,' leading Owen to defend DeRozan's artistry and compare it to Gordon Ramsay protecting his chefs. Owen briefly notes Mark Jones ending his ESPN tenure but staying with the Kings. He critiques a WWE SmackDown segment with Pat McAfee promoting WrestleMania ticket discounts, calling it desperate and poorly scripted. The episode delves into the NBA's investigation of the Kings for a controversial foul on Seth Curry, which was ruled a tactical mistake by Doug Christie. Owen rants about media literacy, criticizing national media figures like Nick Wright and Bill Simmons for spreading misinformation based on aggregated clips. He praises Worldwide Wob for a detailed breakdown that clarified the situation. Owen concludes by calling for more fair criticism of the Warriors' performance and signs off for the season finale.

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A charged Kings-Warriors game sparks pointed talk on screens, broadcasting, and wrestling's ticket-sales logic.

Sac Kings Therapy catches the residual charge of a Kings-Warriors matchup that still feels wired to the beam-team era, even with the two teams in different places now.

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Want one last home beam, Draymond's screen-game friction, and a wrestling ticket-discount rant in one sitting?

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