Scotty Pippen Jr., Max Christie and Cole Swider combined to make just four of 20 shots for the Lakers, while Keegan Murray had 24 points for the Kings.
The Lakers fell for the first time this summer, ending the California Classic in San Francisco with an 87-75 loss to Sacramento on Tuesday afternoon.
Rookies Scotty Pippen Jr., Max Christie and Cole Swider combined to make just four of their 20 shots, while No. 4 overall pick Keegan Murray scored 24 points for the Kings.The team wrapped play in San Francisco by going 2-1 and continues its summer league schedule Friday in Las Vegas against Phoenix. Tipoff is 7 p.m.
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