Deuce & Mo: A Sacramento Kings, NBA & WNBA podcast

Deuce and Mo react to another wild day around the NBA.

They discuss the blockbuster trade sending Jaylen Brown to Philadelphia, what they thought of the Lakers' move for Walker Kessler, whether Los Angeles gave up too much, and what it means for both teams moving forward.

They also dive into Sacramento's reported interest in Jalen Duren, whether the Pistons would even have interest in a sign-and-trade, what a deal could look like if Detroit was willing to listen, the other moves the Kings made, and bounce around the league.

Deuce and Mo go LIVE on Free Agency Eve to react to another wild day around the NBA.

They discuss reports that the Kings are expected to meet with Jalen Duren about a sign-and-trade out of Detroit, whether a Duren-for-Sabonis framework makes sense, if Sacramento is a legitimate destination or simply being used as leverage, and why Duren could have real interest in becoming a King.

They also share their thoughts on the Devin Carter trade to Atlanta, first impressions of Darius Acuff, Alex Karaban and Emanuel Sharp after hearing from the Kings' draft class...

Deuce and Mo react to the blockbuster trade sending LaMelo Ball to the Timberwolves for Naz Reid, draft picks and pick swaps.

They discuss why Minnesota made the move, what Ball brings alongside Anthony Edwards, what options the Wolves have to address the frontcourt after moving Reid, and what this trade says about where the franchise is headed.

Plus, they break down Charlotte's return, why this move could be a tough one for Hornets fans, and what comes next for both teams.

Deuce and Mo sit down with UConn head coach Dan Hurley to discuss the Kings drafting Alex Karaban and what Sacramento is getting in the two-time national champion.

Hurley shares why he'll never coach another player like Karaban, how he evolved from the day he arrived on campus, and why he became one of the most important players in UConn basketball history.

He also explains why the program retired Karaban's jersey and what made him such a respected teammate and winner.

 Plus, Hurley discusses why Karaban has the tools to become an elite r...

Deuce and Mo react to the Kings drafting Darius Acuff with the 7th pick and moving up to take Alex Karaban with the 29th pick.

They discuss what makes Acuff a special talent, the questions surrounding his defense, and what type of upside he has as an NBA player. They also break down why Sacramento may have targeted Karaban late in the first round and what he brings to the Kings.

Deuce and Mo react to the blockbuster trade sending Giannis Antetokounmpo to the Miami Heat, what it means for Miami's championship hopes in the Eastern Conference, and whether the Heat gave up too much depth to land one of the best players in the world. They also discuss how the Bucks handled the deal, evaluate the package Milwaukee received, and talk about how Bucks fans may be feeling after seeing the face of the franchise moved.

They also break down reports that the Celtics aggressively pursued Giannis with a package centered around Jaylen Brown and discuss what's...

With one week to go until the NBA Draft, Deuce and Mo break down the Kings' options with the 7th pick.

They discuss Darius Acuff, Keaton Wagler, Kingston Flemings, Brayden Burries and some of the other names connected to Sacramento, what they like about the prospects in the Kings' range, and how much stock should be put into all the draft buzz this time of year.

Plus, they talk about what could happen at the top of the draft, why it's smoke screen season around the league, and whether the Kings are in a good...

Deuce and Mo react to New York winning its first NBA title in 53 years, Jalen Brunson's incredible 45-point performance, and the Knicks' remarkable Finals run.

They discuss Brunson's journey to Finals MVP, why his success is a reminder not to focus solely on physical attributes when evaluating players, Mike Brown winning his first championship as a head coach, and what it's like as Kings fans watching Brown win a ring just one year after being fired by Sacramento.

They also discuss Victor Wembanyama's growth, Dylan Harper's emergence, De'Aaron Fox's future in San Antonio, the Spurs...

Deuce and Mo react to one of the craziest NBA Finals games they've ever seen. The Knicks erased a 29-point deficit to beat the Spurs 107-106 at Madison Square Garden and take a 3-1 lead in the NBA Finals.

 Deuce and Mo discuss the chaos of the comeback, the rollercoaster ride this game took everyone on, and how New York found a way to pull off the largest comeback in NBA Finals history.

They break down San Antonio's near-perfect first half, what changed after halftime, Mike Brown's fourth-quarter adjustment with Jose Alvarado and Jalen Brunson o...

A report from Sam Amick says the Kings and Hornets have recently discussed Domantas Sabonis.

Deuce and Mo react to Charlotte's reported interest and discuss what the report could mean for Sacramento. They break down Sabonis' current trade value, whether the Kings should be patient before making a major move, the risks that come with waiting, what Sabonis could do for the Hornets, and what type of return would make sense for Sacramento.

Deuce and Mo react to the Spurs' 115-111 win over the Knicks at Madison Square Garden, Victor Wembanyama's huge bounce-back performance, and how San Antonio got back into the NBA Finals. T

hey discuss the Spurs' hot start, the Knicks' second-quarter comeback, Stephon Castle's impact, and how San Antonio took control after halftime. They also debate Mike Brown's frustration with the officiating, the second-half free throw disparity, and why the Knicks struggled to get Karl-Anthony Towns involved.

Plus, they talk about whether the Spurs have changed the feel of the series, Darius Acuff's comments about...

The Knicks are heading back to New York with a 2-0 lead in the NBA Finals after another wild finish against the Spurs in San Antonio.

Deuce and Mo react to another huge night from Karl-Anthony Towns, why KAT has been one of the biggest reasons the Knicks are two wins away from a championship, and the impact of New York's entire roster, including Mikal Bridges and OG Anunoby.

They also discuss what went wrong for San Antonio after storming back in the fourth quarter, Victor Wembanyama's late turnover and missed jumper, and whether the...

The Knicks erased a 14-point deficit and stole Game 1 of the NBA Finals in San Antonio, beating the Spurs 105-95. Deuce and Mo react to Jalen Brunson's incredible fourth-quarter takeover, how the Knicks flipped the game after falling behind, and why New York never seemed intimidated by Victor Wembanyama.

They also discuss Karl-Anthony Towns' impact on both ends, Wemby's first NBA Finals game, and what the Spurs need to clean up before Game 2. Plus, they talk De'Aaron Fox vs. Dylan Harper, the atmosphere in San Antonio, and some of the wild moments surrounding Game 1 of the NBA...

The basketball world lost a legend with the passing of Rick Adelman at the age of 79.

Deuce and Mo remember Adelman's incredible career, what his Kings teams meant to Sacramento and the NBA, and why those teams helped shape their love for basketball. They also discuss Adelman's legacy as one of the greatest coaches in NBA history and the lasting impact he had on generations of players, coaches and fans.

NBC Sports broadcaster Noah Eagle joins Deuce and Mo to preview the NBA Finals between the Spurs and Knicks.

They discuss the biggest storylines heading into the series, why Victor Wembanyama is already on a path few players in NBA history have traveled, Jalen Brunson's rise, and what excites Noah most about the matchup.

Plus, Noah talks about his broadcasting journey, what it's like calling a Victor Wembanyama game, and what he does to continue improving his craft. They also discuss the emotions Kings fans may be feeling watching another NBA Finals filled with Sacramento...

The Spurs are headed to the NBA Finals after taking down the defending champion Thunder in Game 7.

Deuce and Mo react to San Antonio's huge road win, Victor Wembanyama's leadership and poise, and why he already feels like the total package at such a young age.

They discuss the young Spurs stepping up in the biggest moment, why Chet Holmgren's Game 7 performance was such a disappointment for OKC, and what ultimately led to the Thunder's season ending one win short of the Finals.

Plus, as Kings fans, Deuce and Mo talk through the...

Ben Pfeifer joins Deuce & Mo for a DEEP dive into the 2026 NBA Draft and the players who could be in the Kings’ range with the No. 7 pick.

We break down Darius Acuff, Kingston Flemings, Mikel Brown Jr., Keaton Wagler, Labaron Philon and Brayden Burries, discuss what type of player Sacramento could target at No. 7 and talk about the strengths and concerns with each prospect.

Plus, Ben explains why he currently has Cam Boozer ranked No. 1 in the class and shares his thoughts on AJ Dybantsa and more.

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Deuce and Mo give their reaction to OKC's game 5 win to take a 3-2 series lead.

Deuce and Mo react to the New York Knicks reaching the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999 and discuss their incredible postseason run after a slow start vs. Atlanta.

They talk about how the Brunson signing worked out even better than anyone imagined, what stood out about the Knicks’ playoff journey, and how strange it is for Kings fans to watch another former Sacramento connection thrive on the biggest stage after seeing Tyrese Haliburton make the Finals last year.

They also talk about why it’s hard not to be happy for Mike Brown cons...

Who should the Kings pick at 7?! Deuce and Mo catch up with HoopObsession.com's Bobby Gerould about the talent-level in this draft, the options for the Kings at 7 and who makes sense for Sacramento.

Deuce and Mo react to the Spurs’ 103-82 Game 4 win over the Thunder to even the Western Conference Finals at 2-2.

They talk about San Antonio holding OKC to a season-low 82 points, the incredible defensive job the Spurs did on Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and the Thunder offense, and Victor Wembanyama dropping 33 points while continuing to look like one of the biggest stars in sports.

They also discuss how the Spurs used Wemby differently offensively, why OKC looked so out of rhythm all night, and what the Thunder need to do heading into a huge Game 5.

Deuce and Mo react to OKC taking a 2-1 lead over the Spurs after the Thunder bench completely changed Game 3 with a ridiculous 76-point performance.

They talk about how Shai Gilgeous-Alexander handled San Antonio’s physical defense, why OKC’s depth continues to be such a huge advantage in the series, and how much the injuries to De'Aaron Fox and Dylan Harper could impact the Spurs moving forward.

They also discuss why the Spurs offense lost rhythm after the hot start, what they thought about Victor Wembanyama’s night, how chippy this series is becoming, and wh...

Deuce and Mo react to an instant classic in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals as the Spurs outlast the Thunder in a wild double-overtime battle in OKC.

They talk about the arrival of Victor Wembanyama on the biggest stage after his ridiculous 41-point, 24-rebound performance, what this game said about him, and why it feels like he’s officially entered another level as a superstar.

They also break down San Antonio’s unbelievable defense, how they defended Shai Gilgeous-Alexander throughout the night, the monster performance from Alex Caruso, and what stood out most from both...

Deuce and Mo discuss Deuce’s experience at the NBA Draft Combine in Chicago and what he learned during his time at the event. They talk about Sacramento landing the No. 7 pick in the NBA Draft, what stood out from the combine and lottery week, and what to make of prospects like Darius Acuff and Kingston Flemings.

They also discuss the possibility of the Kings pursuing Ja Morant and whether a move like that would make sense for Sacramento.

Deuce and Mo react to the Sacramento Kings landing the No. 7 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft Lottery. Deuce was one of 16 media members inside the lottery drawing room in Chicago and shares behind-the-scenes details about what happened, what he learned and what the atmosphere was like after the results were revealed.

They also discuss what the Kings can do at No. 7, whether they can still land an impact player in this draft and reflect on how Sacramento ended up in this position.

NBA Lottery Week is here and Deuce and Mo react to the Kings heading into the NBA Draft Lottery in Chicago, including Deuce being in the drawing room and where they think Sacramento will land.

Then they dive into the Game 2s, starting with the Spurs responding in a big way to even the series with Minnesota.They break down San Antonio’s defensive adjustments, their aggressive identity on both ends, and how they completely flipped the game after Game 1.

They also react to the Knicks taking Game 2 over the Embiid-less Sixers. They discuss why Ph...

Deuce & Mo react to the Timberwolves’ 104-102 Game 1 win over the Spurs, why Deuce is fired up about this Minnesota team, Anthony Edwards’ unexpected return and how he looked. They also discuss the offensive struggles from Victor Wembanyama and De'Aaron Fox, Wemby’s ridiculous 12-block night, and the counters Minnesota used to deal with his rim protection. Plus, how the Wolves’ “others” stepped up in a big way and what to watch for heading into Game 2.

Deuce & Mo react to the NBA’s new “3-2-1” lottery proposal and why Deuce why Deuce isn’t sold on it. They also dive into the NBA Playoffs, including the Spurs and Thunder advancing, what stood out from San Antonio’s first playoff run together, and what’s next for Portland. Plus, are we on track for an OKC-Spurs West Finals, who’s really the team to beat in the East, and what’s at stake across the league?

Deuce and Mo are back with Game 3 reactions around the NBA, starting with the Minnesota Timberwolves taking control of their series behind a huge Jaden McDaniels night and a defense that gave the Denver Nuggets real problems all game.

They also hit the Atlanta Hawks edging the New York Knicks again, with CJ McCollum delivering late once more, and what stood out in another tight finish.

Deuce and Mo are back! They hit on a couple of Game 2s (Orlando Magic-Detroit Pistons and Oklahoma City Thunder-Phoenix Suns), what it looked like with San Antonio Spurs without Victor Wembanyama late, and the big Scoot Henderson game.

They also talk about Jalen Brunson struggling with CJ McCollum and whether that makes them think twice about smaller guards in the draft.

Plus, where the Sacramento Kings landed pre-lottery, how they’re feeling about those spots, and if they’d actually take a look at Ja Morant.

Deuce and Mo wrap up the season and reflect on the 82-game marathon that ends with the Kings finishing with the second-worst record in the Sacramento era. They talk about the decision to bring back Doug Christie as head coach, his challenges ahead, what stood out from this team, and some of the real bright spots along the way.

They also take some time to look back on what this past year has been like for them personally, from the highs to the frustrating moments, and everything in between.

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Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ 124-118 win over the Warriors in the home finale, led by a huge night from Devin Carter, who dropped a career-high 29.

This one had some edge too. They talk about how physical it got, the Warriors getting annoyed with Devin picking up Stephen Curry, the flagrant fouls on Carter Gary Payton II, and even Dylan Cardwell LITERALLY barking it at the Warriors bench.

They also get into how the young group responded after an ugly 3rd quarter, with Maxime Raynaud, Nique Clifford and others stepping up in a bi...

The Kings got accused of tanking after that late foul vs the Warriors… we break down what really happened on a mini-pod.

Deuce and Mo talk Kings-Warriors and yeah… another loss, but this one had some interesting stuff. Short-handed again with DeMar DeRozan out, the Kings rolled with the young guys and actually hung around late against Stephen Curry and Draymond Green.

They get into who popped, what stood out, and why these reps actually matter in a game like this, especially being in a close one late against Steph and Draymond.

And yeah… the lottery stuff comes up again. They joke about how you can talk yourself into it being rigged for literally any team, throw out...

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ loss to the Clippers with just 3 games left in the season and why this one got out of hand. They talk about what they saw from the young guys with extended run, what you can actually take from a night like this, and how the Clippers have turned things around after a rough start to the year, including why Tyronn Lue continues to prove he’s one of the best in the league.

They spin the Lottery Anxiety Wheel, which lands on “bad takes” and “hey, remember that?”

They also hi...

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ 117-113 win over the Pelicans and why this one felt different. With the game on the line, it was the young guys who took over. Big nights from Nique Clifford, Maxime Raynaud and Dylan Cardwell, including some huge plays down the stretch.

They talk about what stood out from the rookies, why it took this long to see lineups like this, and what it says with only a few games left. It also brings up the bigger picture with the standings and of course LOTTERY WATCH!

To deal wi...

Deuce and Mo break down the Kings’ win over the Raptors and the ongoing challenge of talking about results while also understanding the lottery implications at this point in the season. They get into what stood out from the game, including a strong performance from DeMar DeRozan against his former team, along with a big night from Precious Achiuwa and what they’ve liked about what he’s brought since joining the team.

They also discuss the professionalism DeMar has shown throughout a challenging season, and why Precious has been such a solid addition. Deuce shares his though...

The Kings fall 116-99 to the Nets in a game where they were once again down a ton of guys....no DeMar DeRozan, no Malik Monk, and the list keeps going. Brooklyn hit 17 threes and controlled this one as Sacramento drops to 19-57.

We talk a bit about what we saw from this one, what it means for the lottery standings, and whether any real NBA lottery reform is actually coming.

From there, things go a little all over the place (as they should). We hit the 3-year anniversary of the Kings ending the playoff...

The Kings fall 123-113 in Atlanta, but once again showed a much better level of competitiveness. Even in the loss, the bench gave them a real boost and kept them in it throughout.

We get into what stood out from Sacramento’s second unit, what we liked from Atlanta in this one, and how they look in the post-Trae era. We also talk about our experience watching the Sweet 16 in Sacramento, why Kara Lawson is going to be an NBA head coach one day, and the incredible game-winner from Duke.

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The Kings fall 121-117 in Orlando, but this was a much better showing after the rough outing against the Hornets. Even short-handed, Sacramento competed, stayed in the game, and gave themselves a chance late.

We get into Daeqwon Plowden’s career night, DeMar DeRozan continuing to run the offense at a high level, and what we saw from Precious Achiuwa in his minutes and what that could mean moving forward. We also touch on Caleb Wilson and why he was so impressive at UNC, along with some college hoops talk from the Sweet 16, plus De...