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Maloofs watch Kings get crushed

Matt Youmans

July 16, 2008 - 4:28 pm

In the Cox Pavilion courtside seats are the Maloof brothers — Sacramento Kings owners Gavin and Joe and Palms owner George. They did not enjoy their brief visit to the NBA Summer League.

They watched the Kings get crushed 93-71 by the Dallas Mavericks, who outscored the Kings 35-11 in the second quarter.

Gerald Green led the Mavericks with 18 points.

Patrick Ewing Jr. was injured and did not play for the Kings (2-1).

The Maloofs were gone as soon as the game ended.

Clark County School District administration building. (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

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By Spencer Levering / RJ

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The Associated Press

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By Michelle L. Price and Chris Megerian Associated Press

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By Chris Megerian and Josh Boak Associated Press

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