Kings’ penultimate possession wasn’t supposed to be Aaron Brooks isolation

On the potential game-clinching possession for the Kings, Aaron Brooks isolated on Jamaal Tinsley and got stripped. It apparently wasn't supposed to happen like that.

By Str Archive | 0 Comments | Feb 21, 2019

He's in the corner trying to set a screen for Jimmer. It's worth noting that on Thornton's magnificent tying three with a minute left, Cousins set a gorgeous screen to get M.T. free. Boogie can set screens. But if he was supposed to screen Tinsley, he didn't know it or he just didn't do it.

Combine this Screen That Didn't Happen and the Timeout The Kings Didn't Realize They Didn't Have and it was a really, really crummy final minute for Smart.

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