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Kings superstar’s MVP reminder in stellar first half in 40-point Bullets rout: NBL Wrap
Sydney Kings star Kendric Davis gave MVP voters one last exhilarating performance to think about as the classy guard powered his side to a thrashing 40-point win over the Brisbane Bullets on Friday night.
Davis had an unstoppable 27 points to half time before finishing with 31 points, shooting 13/15 and having eight assists as the 26-year-old sat out the fourth quarter with the game wrapped up.
But the 117-77 victory didn’t come with ease as the bottom-placed Bullets lifted to a nine-point advantage early in their final outing of the season, held on their home court at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre.
Davis shines as Kings wrap up NBL top spot
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Sydney have locked away the NBL's regular season championship and Kendric Davis did his MVP chances no harm with a 27-point first-half outburst in their 117-77 win over last-placed Brisbane.
Davis delivered 31 points for the game as he led the Kings to the eventual 40-point win to complete a 24-9 season in top spot, outscoring the Bullets 91 to 44 after quarter-time.
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"It was unacceptable": Rillie pulls no punches
No matter the short turnaround or the absence of two key players, John Rillie refused to lean on excuses after Perth’s loss to Sydney. In his eyes, the Kings simply wanted it more.
There was also the absence of Ben Henshall with an ankle issue and Dylan Windler battling a heel injury, while David Duke Jr was just in his second game back from an elbow setback. Still, Rillie refused to hide behind personnel challenges after his side led 29 to 28 at quarter-time before fading.
"Absolutely not (make excuses) because everyone's always looking for opportunity and when your opportunity comes now it's a great test," Rillie said.
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