#Lensface
"Sacramento’s A-Team wasn’t good enough to beat the Rockets earlier this year. Turns out neither was the B-Team.
In what I’m sure comes as a shock to most of you, the Sacramento Kings, playing without their two leading scorers (one due to injury, one due to “planned rest”) were unable to keep up with the 18-7 (now 19-7) Houston Rockets who had already demolished them once this year. While the Rockets didn’t match their NBA record 50 3PAs that they had earlier in the season against the Kings, they still scorched the perimeter en route to a 22-42 effort from beyond the arc. Houston scored at least 30 points in every single quarter except the second, where they scored 28.
Garrett Temple led the way for the Kings, starting for the injured Ben McLemore. Temple scored 20 points on 7-13 shooting, including 5-9 from beyond the arc. The other Kings weren’t nearly as efficient offensively, as the team shot just 42.4% overall compared to a whopping 58.8% for the Houston Rockets. All five of Houston’s starters finished in double digit scoring, led by El Dorado Hills’ own Ryan Anderson, who scored 22 points on 8-12 from the field. Second year player Sam Dekker added 19 points and 7 rebounds off of Houston’s bench. James Harden had a relatively quiet scoring night with just 15 points, but did have a triple-double with 14 assists and 11 rebounds. The Rockets as a team had an amazing 40 assists. Sacramento had 27 themselves, which is pretty good, but they couldn’t get enough stops to make anything come of it."
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#Lensface is a self-important photojournalist (don't you dare call him a photographer) who is convinced that the existence of the NBA is specifically for their photography.
#Lensface is a character performed by Kimani Okearah, a photographer ("Photojournalist, not photographer." - #Lensface) for Vox Media's SactownRoyalty.
#Lensface is produced by Let Me Out Productions.
It's always #Lensface. I guess that's part of the #joke. Ask Kimani. He kinda just does things sometimes that he thinks are funny but in all honesty, he's wrong.
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