Kings
Sacramento
Western Conference
Pacific
27
50
77
490
449
24
9
38
80
42
52
34
23
68
36
13
49
7
25
5
14
17
116
4
37
03
8
1621
1012
62
57
34
60
1013
14
1027
14
96
10
92
2331
6060
86
51
59
2518
128
5
814
79
10
94
62
156
11
73
31
03
3626
6060
3
0
0
16
10
62
5
3
60
10
1
11
1
9
1
9
23
60
7
3
43
21
12
57
7
4
57
13
4
17
4
6
0
2
31
60
8
5
62
25
12
48
8
7
88
9
6
15
1
7
3
0
36
60
6
1
17
18
8
44
14
9
64
4
2
6
1
3
1
3
26
60
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Rudy
Gay
Rudy Gay
True
38
9
17
53
2
3
67
13
15
87
3
4
7
5
1
2
5
0
33
10
none
Ray
McCallum
Ray McCallum
True
36
5
13
38
2
6
33
1
2
50
2
7
9
4
2
0
2
1
13
2
none
Omri
Casspi
Omri Casspi
True
35
12
20
60
4
6
67
3
5
60
0
5
5
1
1
0
0
1
31
7
none
Reggie
Evans
Reggie Evans
True
16
2
4
50
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
5
8
2
0
1
2
3
4
12
none
Ben
McLemore
Ben McLemore
True
16
3
7
43
1
4
25
0
0
0
0
1
1
2
1
0
2
6
7
-17
none
Derrick
Williams
Derrick Williams
False
31
8
12
67
0
2
0
2
4
50
3
5
8
1
0
1
1
1
18
8
none
Jason
Thompson
Jason Thompson
False
30
2
3
67
0
0
0
2
6
33
2
6
8
1
0
2
0
1
6
-5
none
Andre
Miller
Andre Miller
False
21
1
2
50
0
1
0
2
2
100
0
2
2
8
0
0
0
2
4
6
none
Nik
Stauskas
Nik Stauskas
False
12
0
2
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
1
2
2
0
4
none
Sim
Bhullar
Sim Bhullar
False
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-2
none
Carl
Landry
Carl Landry
False
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
none
Ryan
Hollins
Ryan Hollins
False
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
none
8
April
2015
Wednesday
EnergySolutions Arena
Salt Lake City
Jazz
Utah
False
Timberwolves
Minnesota
Western Conference
Northwest
16
61
77
1105
1147
19
6
32
93
45
48
21
15
71
27
9
36
4
29
6
10
24
111
4
65
30
46
2423
128
5
63
42
67
65
20
85
10
95
31
11
3118
6060
53
03
6
2422
1015
42
75
54
72
610
43
653
21
69
02
35
2537
6060
6
3
50
24
12
50
6
4
67
6
2
8
1
9
3
1
31
60
5
0
0
23
8
35
3
2
67
5
0
5
0
5
1
1
18
60
5
0
0
24
10
42
7
5
71
6
4
10
2
6
0
3
25
60
3
3
100
22
15
68
5
4
80
10
3
13
1
9
2
5
37
60
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Kevin
Martin
Kevin Martin
True
43
13
31
42
3
11
27
8
11
73
2
3
5
8
1
0
1
3
37
-5
none
Zach
LaVine
Zach LaVine
True
40
9
18
50
1
5
20
2
4
50
1
4
5
11
1
0
2
4
21
4
double
Andrew
Wiggins
Andrew Wiggins
True
39
11
20
55
0
1
0
4
5
80
4
4
8
0
0
0
3
4
26
13
none
Justin
Hamilton
Justin Hamilton
True
25
2
4
50
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
4
4
3
2
1
1
4
-3
none
Adreian
Payne
Adreian Payne
True
13
1
4
25
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
3
2
-18
none
Chase
Budinger
Chase Budinger
False
33
5
8
62
2
2
100
1
1
100
1
5
6
0
1
1
2
2
13
7
none
Robbie
Hummel
Robbie Hummel
False
16
1
3
33
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
2
-22
none
Arinze
Onuaku
Arinze Onuaku
False
15
3
3
100
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
4
5
1
0
1
1
2
6
8
none
Lorenzo
Brown
Lorenzo Brown
False
11
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
4
0
0
0
1
0
-9
none
Anthony
Bennett
Anthony Bennett
False
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
none
Kevin
Garnett
Kevin Garnett
False
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
none
Ricky
Rubio
Ricky Rubio
False
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
none
Gary
Neal
Gary Neal
False
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
none
8
April
2015
Wednesday
Moda Center
Portland
Trail Blazers
Portland
False
The Sacramento Kings ( 27 - 50 ) defeated the Minnesota Timberwolves ( 16 - 61 ) 116 - 111 on Tuesday at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento . Despite both teams having already been eliminated from playoff contention , this still marked a hard fought game between these Western Conference rivals . The Kings came out as the superior shooters in this one , going 53 percent from the field and 38 percent from the three - point line , while the Timberwolves finished at 48 percent from the floor and just 32 percent from deep . Also helping push the Kings to a win was their rebounding , as they finished with a 49 - 36 advantage . With DeMarcus Cousins sidelined because of a foot injury , it was Rudy Gay and Omri Casspi who really stepped up and had huge games . Gay finished with 33 points ( 9 - 17 FG , 2 - 3 3Pt , 13 - 15 FT ) , seven rebounds and five assists , while Casspi posted 31 points ( 12 - 20 FG , 4 - 6 3Pt , 3 - 5 FT ) and five rebounds . Casspi had far - and - away his best performance of the season , as he 's really picked it up lately . Over his last four games , he 's averaging 20 points , while shooting an impressive 57 percent from the field . Gay , on the other hand , is on fire as well , combining to go 19 - of - 35 from the field and 4 - for - 6 from deep for 57 points over his last two outings . He 's now pushed his season averages to 21 points and 6 rebounds per game on the season . Coming off the bench , Derrick Williams had a strong showing as well . He went 8 - for - 12 from the field to score 18 points , while adding eight rebounds over 31 minutes as well . The 18 points matched a season - high for the forward , as it was one of his better outings of the year . Despite being unable to limit the Kings ' offense , the Timberwolves nearly pulled off the victory due to some strong offensive performances of their own . Kevin Martin had the most impressive line , finishing with 37 points ( 13 - 31 FG , 3 - 11 3Pt , 8 - 11 FT ) and eight assists . It was a season - high in field goal attempts for the guard , who had a slightly better performance than he did on Friday , where he went just 3 - of - 12 from the field . He 's now averaging 20 points on the season and will continue to get off a ton of shots due to the vast amount of injuries the Timberwolves are dealing with . Rookie Andrew Wiggins had a big game as well though , recording 26 points ( 11 - 20 FG , 0 - 1 3Pt , 4 - 5 FT ) and eight rebounds . He 's posted 20 points or more in seven of his last eight games , as he 's done his best to help Martin pick up the slack of those sitting out . Zach LaVine was the other big contributor . In 40 minutes , he finished with 21 points ( 9 - 18 FG , 1 - 5 3Pt , 2 - 4 FT ) and 11 assists , marking just the second double - double of his career . The Kings ' next game will be on the road against the Utah Jazz on Wednesday , while the Timberwolves will travel to Portland to take on the Trail Blazers on Wednesday .
The Sacramento Kings (27 - 50) defeated the Minnesota Timberwolves (16 - 61) 116 - 111 on Tuesday at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento. Despite both teams having already been eliminated from playoff contention, this still marked a hard fought game between these Western Conference rivals. The Kings came out as the superior shooters in this one, going 53 percent from the field and 38 percent from the three - point line, while the Timberwolves finished at 48 percent from the floor and just 32 percent from deep. Also helping push the Kings to a win was their rebounding, as they finished with a 49 - 36 advantage. With DeMarcus Cousins sidelined because of a foot injury, it was Rudy Gay and Omri Casspi who really stepped up and had huge games. Gay finished with 33 points (9 - 17 FG, 2 - 3 3Pt, 13 - 15 FT), seven rebounds and five assists, while Casspi posted 31 points (12 - 20 FG, 4 - 6 3Pt, 3 - 5 FT) and five rebounds. Casspi had far - and - away his best performance of the season, as he's really picked it up lately. Over his last four games, he's averaging 20 points, while shooting an impressive 57 percent from the field. Gay, on the other hand, is on fire as well, combining to go 19 - of - 35 from the field and 4 - for - 6 from deep for 57 points over his last two outings. He's now pushed his season averages to 21 points and 6 rebounds per game on the season. Coming off the bench, Derrick Williams had a strong showing as well. He went 8 - for - 12 from the field to score 18 points, while adding eight rebounds over 31 minutes as well. The 18 points matched a season - high for the forward, as it was one of his better outings of the year. Despite being unable to limit the Kings' offense, the Timberwolves nearly pulled off the victory due to some strong offensive performances of their own. Kevin Martin had the most impressive line, finishing with 37 points (13 - 31 FG, 3 - 11 3Pt, 8 - 11 FT) and eight assists. It was a season - high in field goal attempts for the guard, who had a slightly better performance than he did on Friday, where he went just 3 - of - 12 from the field. He's now averaging 20 points on the season and will continue to get off a ton of shots due to the vast amount of injuries the Timberwolves are dealing with. Rookie Andrew Wiggins had a big game as well though, recording 26 points (11 - 20 FG, 0 - 1 3Pt, 4 - 5 FT) and eight rebounds. He's posted 20 points or more in seven of his last eight games, as he's done his best to help Martin pick up the slack of those sitting out. Zach LaVine was the other big contributor. In 40 minutes, he finished with 21 points (9 - 18 FG, 1 - 5 3Pt, 2 - 4 FT) and 11 assists, marking just the second double - double of his career. The Kings' next game will be on the road against the Utah Jazz on Wednesday, while the Timberwolves will travel to Portland to take on the Trail Blazers on Wednesday.
The Sacramento Kings (27 - 50) defeated the Minnesota Timberwolves (16 - 61) 116 - 111 on Tuesday at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento. Despite both teams having already been eliminated from playoff contention, this still marked a hard fought game between these Western Conference rivals. The Kings came out as the superior shooters in this one, going 53 percent from the field and 38 percent from the three - point line, while the Timberwolves finished at 48 percent from the floor and just 32 percent from deep. Also helping push the Kings to a win was their rebounding, as they finished with a 49 - 36 advantage. With DeMarcus Cousins sidelined because of a foot injury, it was Rudy Gay and Omri Casspi who really stepped up and had huge games. Gay finished with 33 points (9 - 17 FG, 2 - 3 3Pt, 13 - 15 FT), seven rebounds and five assists, while Casspi posted 31 points (12 - 20 FG, 4 - 6 3Pt, 3 - 5 FT) and five rebounds. Casspi had far - and - away his best performance of the season, as he's really picked it up lately. Over his last four games, he's averaging 20 points, while shooting an impressive 57 percent from the field. Gay, on the other hand, is on fire as well, combining to go 19 - of - 35 from the field and 4 - for - 6 from deep for 57 points over his last two outings. He's now pushed his season averages to 21 points and 6 rebounds per game on the season. Coming off the bench, Derrick Williams had a strong showing as well. He went 8 - for - 12 from the field to score 18 points, while adding eight rebounds over 31 minutes as well. The 18 points matched a season - high for the forward, as it was one of his better outings of the year. Despite being unable to limit the Kings' offense, the Timberwolves nearly pulled off the victory due to some strong offensive performances of their own. Kevin Martin had the most impressive line, finishing with 37 points (13 - 31 FG, 3 - 11 3Pt, 8 - 11 FT) and eight assists. It was a season - high in field goal attempts for the guard, who had a slightly better performance than he did on Friday, where he went just 3 - of - 12 from the field. He's now averaging 20 points on the season and will continue to get off a ton of shots due to the vast amount of injuries the Timberwolves are dealing with. Rookie Andrew Wiggins had a big game as well though, recording 26 points (11 - 20 FG, 0 - 1 3Pt, 4 - 5 FT) and eight rebounds. He's posted 20 points or more in seven of his last eight games, as he's done his best to help Martin pick up the slack of those sitting out. Zach LaVine was the other big contributor. In 40 minutes, he finished with 21 points (9 - 18 FG, 1 - 5 3Pt, 2 - 4 FT) and 11 assists, marking just the second double - double of his career. The Kings' next game will be on the road against the Utah Jazz on Wednesday, while the Timberwolves will travel to Portland to take on the Trail Blazers on Wednesday.
<GAME> <DATE> 7 April 2015 <DAY> Tuesday <STADIUM> Sleep Train Arena <CITY> Sacramento <HOME> <TEAM> Kings <CITY> Sacramento <TEAM-RESULT> lost <TEAM-PTS> 116 <WINS-LOSSES> 27 50 <QTRS> 23 31 36 26 <TEAM-AST> 25 <3PT> 9 <TEAM-FG> 42 <TEAM-FT> 23 <TEAM-REB> 49 <TEAM-TO> 14 <NEXT-HOME> <NEXT-DATE> 8 April 2015 <NEXT-DAY> Wednesday <NEXT-STADIUM> EnergySolutions Arena <NEXT-CITY> Salt Lake City <NEXT-OPPONENT-PLACE> Utah <NEXT-OPPONENT-NAME> Jazz <NEXT-IS-HOME> no <VIS> <TEAM> Timberwolves <CITY> Minnesota <TEAM-RESULT> won <TEAM-PTS> 111 <WINS-LOSSES> 16 61 <QTRS> 31 18 25 37 <TEAM-AST> 29 <3PT> 6 <TEAM-FG> 45 <TEAM-FT> 15 <TEAM-REB> 36 <TEAM-TO> 10 <VIS-NEXT> <NEXT-DATE> 8 April 2015 <NEXT-DAY> Wednesday <NEXT-STADIUM> Moda Center <NEXT-CITY> Portland <NEXT-OPPONENT-PLACE> Portland <NEXT-OPPONENT-NAME> Trail Blazers <NEXT-IS-HOME> no <PLAYER> Rudy Gay <TEAM> Sacramento Kings <POS> STARTER YES <RANK> HOME-0 <MIN> 38 <PTS> 33 <FG> 9 17 53 <FG3> 2 3 67 <FT> 13 15 87 <REB> 7 <AST> 5 <STL> 1 <BLK> 2 <DREB> 4 <OREB> 3 <TO> 5 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Omri Casspi <TEAM> Sacramento Kings <POS> STARTER YES <RANK> HOME-1 <MIN> 35 <PTS> 31 <FG> 12 20 60 <FG3> 4 6 67 <FT> 3 5 60 <REB> 5 <AST> 1 <STL> 1 <BLK> 0 <DREB> 5 <OREB> 0 <TO> 0 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Derrick Williams <TEAM> Sacramento Kings <POS> STARTER NO <RANK> HOME-2 <MIN> 31 <PTS> 18 <FG> 8 12 67 <FG3> 0 2 0 <FT> 2 4 50 <REB> 8 <AST> 1 <STL> 0 <BLK> 1 <DREB> 5 <OREB> 3 <TO> 1 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Ray McCallum <TEAM> Sacramento Kings <POS> STARTER YES <RANK> HOME-3 <MIN> 36 <PTS> 13 <FG> 5 13 38 <FG3> 2 6 33 <FT> 1 2 50 <REB> 9 <AST> 4 <STL> 2 <BLK> 0 <DREB> 7 <OREB> 2 <TO> 2 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Ben McLemore <TEAM> Sacramento Kings <POS> STARTER YES <RANK> HOME-4 <MIN> 16 <PTS> 7 <FG> 3 7 43 <FG3> 1 4 25 <FT> 0 0 0 <REB> 1 <AST> 2 <STL> 1 <BLK> 0 <DREB> 1 <OREB> 0 <TO> 2 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Jason Thompson <TEAM> Sacramento Kings <POS> STARTER NO <RANK> HOME-5 <MIN> 30 <PTS> 6 <FG> 2 3 67 <FG3> 0 0 0 <FT> 2 6 33 <REB> 8 <AST> 1 <STL> 0 <BLK> 2 <DREB> 6 <OREB> 2 <TO> 0 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Andre Miller <TEAM> Sacramento Kings <POS> STARTER NO <RANK> HOME-6 <MIN> 21 <PTS> 4 <FG> 1 2 50 <FG3> 0 1 0 <FT> 2 2 100 <REB> 2 <AST> 8 <STL> 0 <BLK> 0 <DREB> 2 <OREB> 0 <TO> 0 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Reggie Evans <TEAM> Sacramento Kings <POS> STARTER YES <RANK> HOME-7 <MIN> 16 <PTS> 4 <FG> 2 4 50 <FG3> 0 0 0 <FT> 0 0 0 <REB> 8 <AST> 2 <STL> 0 <BLK> 1 <DREB> 5 <OREB> 3 <TO> 2 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Ryan Hollins <TEAM> Sacramento Kings <POS> STARTER NO <RANK> HOME-DIDNTPLAY <MIN> 0 <PTS> 0 <FG> 0 0 0 <FG3> 0 0 0 <FT> 0 0 0 <REB> 0 <AST> 0 <STL> 0 <BLK> 0 <DREB> 0 <OREB> 0 <TO> 0 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Carl Landry <TEAM> Sacramento Kings <POS> STARTER NO <RANK> HOME-DIDNTPLAY <MIN> 0 <PTS> 0 <FG> 0 0 0 <FG3> 0 0 0 <FT> 0 0 0 <REB> 0 <AST> 0 <STL> 0 <BLK> 0 <DREB> 0 <OREB> 0 <TO> 0 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Sim Bhullar <TEAM> Sacramento Kings <POS> STARTER NO <RANK> HOME-DIDNTPLAY <MIN> 0 <PTS> 0 <FG> 0 0 0 <FG3> 0 0 0 <FT> 0 0 0 <REB> 0 <AST> 0 <STL> 0 <BLK> 0 <DREB> 0 <OREB> 0 <TO> 0 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Nik Stauskas <TEAM> Sacramento Kings <POS> STARTER NO <RANK> HOME-11 <MIN> 12 <PTS> 0 <FG> 0 2 0 <FG3> 0 2 0 <FT> 0 0 0 <REB> 1 <AST> 1 <STL> 0 <BLK> 1 <DREB> 1 <OREB> 0 <TO> 2 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Kevin Martin <TEAM> Minnesota Timberwolves <POS> STARTER YES <RANK> VIS-0 <MIN> 43 <PTS> 37 <FG> 13 31 42 <FG3> 3 11 27 <FT> 8 11 73 <REB> 5 <AST> 8 <STL> 1 <BLK> 0 <DREB> 3 <OREB> 2 <TO> 1 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Andrew Wiggins <TEAM> Minnesota Timberwolves <POS> STARTER YES <RANK> VIS-1 <MIN> 39 <PTS> 26 <FG> 11 20 55 <FG3> 0 1 0 <FT> 4 5 80 <REB> 8 <AST> 0 <STL> 0 <BLK> 0 <DREB> 4 <OREB> 4 <TO> 3 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Zach LaVine <TEAM> Minnesota Timberwolves <POS> STARTER YES <RANK> VIS-2 <MIN> 40 <PTS> 21 <FG> 9 18 50 <FG3> 1 5 20 <FT> 2 4 50 <REB> 5 <AST> 11 <STL> 1 <BLK> 0 <DREB> 4 <OREB> 1 <TO> 2 <DOUBLE> double <PLAYER> Chase Budinger <TEAM> Minnesota Timberwolves <POS> STARTER NO <RANK> VIS-3 <MIN> 33 <PTS> 13 <FG> 5 8 62 <FG3> 2 2 100 <FT> 1 1 100 <REB> 6 <AST> 0 <STL> 1 <BLK> 1 <DREB> 5 <OREB> 1 <TO> 2 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Arinze Onuaku <TEAM> Minnesota Timberwolves <POS> STARTER NO <RANK> VIS-4 <MIN> 15 <PTS> 6 <FG> 3 3 100 <FG3> 0 0 0 <FT> 0 0 0 <REB> 5 <AST> 1 <STL> 0 <BLK> 1 <DREB> 4 <OREB> 1 <TO> 1 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Justin Hamilton <TEAM> Minnesota Timberwolves <POS> STARTER YES <RANK> VIS-5 <MIN> 25 <PTS> 4 <FG> 2 4 50 <FG3> 0 0 0 <FT> 0 0 0 <REB> 4 <AST> 4 <STL> 3 <BLK> 2 <DREB> 4 <OREB> 0 <TO> 1 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Robbie Hummel <TEAM> Minnesota Timberwolves <POS> STARTER NO <RANK> VIS-6 <MIN> 16 <PTS> 2 <FG> 1 3 33 <FG3> 0 0 0 <FT> 0 0 0 <REB> 0 <AST> 0 <STL> 0 <BLK> 0 <DREB> 0 <OREB> 0 <TO> 0 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Adreian Payne <TEAM> Minnesota Timberwolves <POS> STARTER YES <RANK> VIS-7 <MIN> 13 <PTS> 2 <FG> 1 4 25 <FG3> 0 0 0 <FT> 0 0 0 <REB> 1 <AST> 1 <STL> 0 <BLK> 0 <DREB> 1 <OREB> 0 <TO> 0 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Gary Neal <TEAM> Minnesota Timberwolves <POS> STARTER NO <RANK> VIS-DIDNTPLAY <MIN> 0 <PTS> 0 <FG> 0 0 0 <FG3> 0 0 0 <FT> 0 0 0 <REB> 0 <AST> 0 <STL> 0 <BLK> 0 <DREB> 0 <OREB> 0 <TO> 0 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Ricky Rubio <TEAM> Minnesota Timberwolves <POS> STARTER NO <RANK> VIS-DIDNTPLAY <MIN> 0 <PTS> 0 <FG> 0 0 0 <FG3> 0 0 0 <FT> 0 0 0 <REB> 0 <AST> 0 <STL> 0 <BLK> 0 <DREB> 0 <OREB> 0 <TO> 0 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Kevin Garnett <TEAM> Minnesota Timberwolves <POS> STARTER NO <RANK> VIS-DIDNTPLAY <MIN> 0 <PTS> 0 <FG> 0 0 0 <FG3> 0 0 0 <FT> 0 0 0 <REB> 0 <AST> 0 <STL> 0 <BLK> 0 <DREB> 0 <OREB> 0 <TO> 0 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Anthony Bennett <TEAM> Minnesota Timberwolves <POS> STARTER NO <RANK> VIS-DIDNTPLAY <MIN> 0 <PTS> 0 <FG> 0 0 0 <FG3> 0 0 0 <FT> 0 0 0 <REB> 0 <AST> 0 <STL> 0 <BLK> 0 <DREB> 0 <OREB> 0 <TO> 0 <DOUBLE> none <PLAYER> Lorenzo Brown <TEAM> Minnesota Timberwolves <POS> STARTER NO <RANK> VIS-12 <MIN> 11 <PTS> 0 <FG> 0 2 0 <FG3> 0 0 0 <FT> 0 0 0 <REB> 2 <AST> 4 <STL> 0 <BLK> 0 <DREB> 2 <OREB> 0 <TO> 0 <DOUBLE> none