Spurs Continue Record Shining

SACRAMENTO - San Antonio Spurs went on a brilliant record in the NBA game. Spurs made ​​the Sacramento Kings as their sixth successive victim. Tim Duncan et al to win by a score of 117-112.

In a match that took place in the Power Balance Pavilion on Thursday (3/29/2012), Manu Ginobili scored collect the Championship with 20 points, followed by Kawhi Leonard 19 points. While Tim Duncan added 18 points and eight rebounds.

Fierce duel occurred in the first quarter. DeMarcus Cousins ​​became the same time to make the score 22-22. However, three-point shots from Ginobili closed the first quarter with the score 27-22.

Spurs continue to maintain excellence in the second quarter. Last four digits donated by Patrick Mills made ​​the score to 53-44. But, Cousins ​​again managed to miss a moment the second quarter ended 53-49.

Kings do not stay silent. The host players strive to provide resistance. Duel ensued in the third quarter. Ginobili had passed three-pointers to bring the Spurs lead 77-72.

But the Kings did not just stay silent. Marcus Thornton and Terrence Williams scored twice to catch up to 77-76. But, Gary Neal made ​​the Spurs closed the third quarter with the score 81-76.

Ginobili and Neal rampant in the fourth quarter. Both players took turns to score. Kings tried to fight back. However, Neal's two free throws sealed the win from the Spurs.

Thomas scored for the Kings Championship with 28 points and 10 assists. Cousins ​​followed by 25 points and 11 rebounds, while Thornton added with a notch 18 points.

The full results of the NBA
Minnesota 88-83 Charlotte
Detroit Cleveland 87-75
96-105 Denver Toronto
Atlanta Chicago 98-77
Utah Boston 82-94
Indiana 84-100 New Jersey
New Orleans 102-87 Golden State
Phoenix LA Clippers 861-03