There were a lot of people in the bays of the Chase Center for the first game of the California Classic between the Kings and the Warriors, including Stephen Curry and the new Sacramento coach, Mike Brown.
The latter was thus able to attend the demonstration of his rookie Keegan Murray, 4th choice of the Draft, who showed an interesting offensive palette in addition to his efficiency. Author of 26 points at 10/14 shooting including 4/5 from 3-pointers and 8 rebounds, the winger was a constant benchmark for the Kings,
It was he who launched the 11-2 which tipped the game at the end of the third quarter with a dunk and a 3-pointer (67-52). The 23 points of the Brazilian Gui Santos (55th choice) will not have been enough for Golden State, beaten 86-68.
As expected, James Wiseman was in plain clothes on the Golden State bench, and we should see him again on a field in Las Vegas from July 7.
