Kings’ Domantas Sabonis recorded his 50th consecutive double-double on Monday vs. Memphis

Domantas Sabonis Kings pic
Domantas Sabonis Kings pic

On Monday night, the Kings went to OT with the Grizzlies. Malik Monk’s 28 points and De’Aaron Fox’s 10 assists led the team to a win vs. Memphis. The Kings are now 39-28 this season, sixth in the Western Conference. However, the Dallas Mavericks have an identical record at 7th. Sacramento is in danger of losing one of the top six seeds in the West. 

In their win vs. Memphis, all-star PF Domantas Sabonis made a small piece of NBA history. He is now the 9th player in league history to record 50 consecutive double-doubles. Sabonis has been on an impressive run since the beginning of December. When will his impressive double-double streak come to an end?

Domantas Sabonis has recorded 50 consecutive double-doubles dating back to December 2nd of this season


In Sacrmento’s 121-111 OT win, Domantas Sabonis had 25 points, 18 rebounds, five assists, and two blocks. For the last two seasons, Sabonis has led the NBA in rebounds per game. His (12.3) led in 2022-23 and his (13.7) is the highest this season. He also averages 20+ points and 8+ rebounds per game. That’s elite production that is not easy to replace. The 27-year-old is an integral part of the Kings’ success. Many NBA media members thought Sabonis was a snub for the all-star game in 2023-24.

Last night, Sabonis recorded his 50th consecutive double-double. He joins Elgin Baylor, Walt Bellamy, Wilt Chamberlain, Elvin Hayes, Kevin Love, Jerry Lucas, Moses Malone and Bill Russell. All eight of those players have recorded 50 straight double-doubles at least once in their careers. The most recent streak was Kevin Love from November 2010 to March 2011. The longest streak in league history is Wilt Chamberlain who had 227 double-doubles in a row.


During this impressive 50-game run Sabonis is averaging  20.6 points, 14.3 rebounds, and 8.8 assists. That’s right around what he averages for the season. The last time Sabonis didn’t have a double-double was on November 29th in a loss to the Clippers. While the double-double streak is nice, Sabonis probably cares more about winning. Sacramento doesn’t want to get bounced again in the first round of the playoffs. Sabobis and his teammates will fight to make sure that is not their fate. Right now, all they can do is take it one game at a time. Next up, the Kings play the Raptors on Wednesday.

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