The Sacramento Kings losing streak was extended to six games after falling to the Los Angeles Lakers 132-122 in the team's first game since firing head coach Mike Brown.

Los Angeles went up by 11 in the opening period and led 40-31 at the end of the first quarter. Sacramento came back to tie the game on a dunk by Keegan Murray with 5:08 to play in the first half and led 66-65 at the halftime break after Fox made two free throws with 13.1 seconds remaining.

Kings interim head coach Doug Christie talks about Monday’s 110-100 win over the Dallas Mavericks to snap Sacramento’s six-game skid, collecting his first win since replacing Mike Brown as coach, the strong second half holding the Mavs to just 40 points and the impact from the bench led by Keon Ellis