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LOS ANGELES – It was a fidgety victory for the Kings Thursday as they oscillated between comfortable and uncomfortable, winning a game that they led 3-1 in the third period by a 4-3 margin over the Calgary Flames in overtime.

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Georges Niang took off running, with Joel Embiid temporarily close behind. They looped around the far end of the 76ers’ practice court before Niang ducked into the facility’s offices, then moved through the front foyer and a hallway to pop back into the gym at the opposite side.

The Sydney Kings' expect Xavier Cooks to play on Christmas Day despite the star forward leaving Sunday's game early with ankle soreness.

Mitch Creek's 46-point haul has helped South East Melbourne Phoenix win a double-overtime NBL thriller over the Sydney Kings in Gippsland.

James Reimer made 39 saves in regulation time in overtime but couldn’t stop Trevor Moore in the fourth round of the shootout as the San Jose Sharks lost 3-2 to the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday night at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.

DETROIT — Just when it appeared as if the Pistons were trending toward their second consecutive win, they gave up a 38-point third quarter to the Sacramento Kings to reverse their fortunes.

The NBL's bottom-ranked Illawarra Hawks threw everything at the top-placed Sydney Kings, but ultimately had no answer for the brilliance of Xavier Cooks.