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OAKLAND -- It was inevitable the night was going to come when the Golden State Warriors would defeat the Kings, and Friday was it. Golden State grabbed a 14-point lead in the fourth quarter and held on for a 98-91 victory that ended a 15-game losing streak to the Kings that dated to Dec. 20, 1999.

Sacramento (20-8) lost its second straight game and will get a day off before meeting Utah at Arco Arena on Sunday afternoon. The Kings will need to regroup because they do not have many players performing consistently at a high level. And on the road, against hyped opponents, that's not usually a formula for success.

It was inevitable the night was going to come when the Golden State Warriors would defeat the Kings, and Friday was it. Golden State grabbed a 14-point lead in the fourth quarter and held on for a 98-91 victory that ended a 15-game losing streak to the Kings that dated to Dec. 20, 1999. Sacramento (20-8) lost its second straight game and will get a day off before meeting Utah at Arco Arena on Sunday afternoon.

The Kings will need to regroup because they do not have many players performing consistently at a high level. And on the road, against hyped opponents, that's not usually a formula for success. It was inevitable the night was going to come when the Golden State Warriors would defeat the Kings, and Friday was it.

Golden State grabbed a 14-point lead in the fourth quarter and held on for a 98-91 victory that ended a 15-game losing streak to the Kings that dated to Dec. 20, 1999. Sacramento (20-8) lost its second straight game and will get a day off before meeting Utah at Arco Arena on Sunday afternoon. The Kings will need to regroup because they do not have many players performing consistently at a high level.

And on the road, against hyped opponents, that's not usually a formula for success.