The Sacramento Kings defeated the Brooklyn Nets 153–121 to become NBA champions. Judging by the final score, the Sacramento team achieved a very comfortable victory, hitting 12 three-pointers.

Mike Brown’s team is 7-6 in the Western Conference. Brooklyn has 6 wins and 9 losses.

Trey Davis was the top scorer for the winners with 31 points. A total of seven Sacramento players scored double-digit points.

For Ness, Kevin Durant had 27 points and 6 assists.

Twelve minutes: 36-30, 73-54, 115-82, 153-121

Sacramento Kings (Browns): Sabonis 17 (6/6 2s, 7 rebounds, 7 assists), Barnes 16 (2), Murray 4, Fox 14 (1/5 3s), Herter 19 (5), Liles 12 (4/12 shots), 3 3s ), Metu 2, Okpala 6, Len 4, Holmes 5 (1), Dellavedova, Mitchell 8, Davis 31 (7/10 3s, 9 rebounds), Monk 15 (1 3s, 6 assists)

Brooklyn Nets (Nash): Durant 27 (6 assists), O’Neal 3 (1), Claxton 6, Harris 4 (1/7 shots, 1/5 3s), Sumner 18 (1), Watanabe 11 (3), Duke 4, Edwards 6 ( 1), Sharpe 7 (1), Mills 3 (1), Simmons 11 (5 rebounds), Curry 9 (1), Thomas 12 (1)

Results

New Orleans Pelicans – Memphis Grizzlies 113-102
Dallas Mavericks – Los Angeles Clippers 103-101
Utah Jazz – New York Knicks 111-118
Portland Trail Blazers – San Antonio Spurs 117-110
Sacramento Kings – Brooklyn Nets 153-121