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The different speeches will reach the whole team. Hector set a dribble handoff to Huerter for 3 points. Keegan Murray followed up with a layup. Jamal Murray scored two free throws.

Hector recovers the ball in the post-up, goes face-up, and performs his Mexico Step. Meanwhile, Murray provoked another crowd and made both of his free throws. Fox and Hector make a pick and roll, and Hector will shoot to the top of the key.

The Kings returned well in the third quarter. Keegan Murray provoked and reversed his two free throws. De'Aaron Fox sneaks in at the layup, and Hector doesn't miss a shot. After Hector's layup, the Kings are less than 5 points behind the Nuggets.

Denver reacted with Jokic and then Gordon. Keegan Murray took advantage of his edge over Jamal Murray to get an easy layup. Jamal Murray, in transition, will find Porter in the corner free 3-pointer.

The pace accelerates, and the teams surrender the blows. Spaces are also freed up. Huerter then Keegan Murray scored back-to-back, but Porter scored 5 points in a row after this good period.

Hector grabbed rebounds and made two free throws, which he made. He dunked after an offensive rebound, but the Nuggets threw a devastating shot at the Kings. After a technical foul, Jokic gets the technical free throw and two more free throws. He scored all three free throws.

Then a driving layup and a 3-pointer by Cancar gave the Nuggets a 15-point lead. But the Kings are not demoralized. Two consecutive 3-pointers from Vezenkov and a driving layup with a crowd 'Hector will allow the Kings to come back with a bang.

He made his free throw and got three more on a feint shot and Reggie Jackson made the mistake. The third quarter ended with a score of 99-96 for Denver, but nothing was over.

Malik Monk puts a floater to start the final quarter. Jamal Murray does not have time. Seeing that the Kings come back, he shoots a 3-pointer and scores. Then he found Cancar after a good collective movement. Jackson scored two free throws.

Vezenkov, the sniper, stands out in catch-and-shoot and, assisted by Fox, scores a 3-pointer. Fox will serve Huerter again this time, and the same connection will finally allow the Kings to take the lead for the first time since the game's first shot.

After Jokic's assist for Jackson, it is not the 4th Quarter Fox but the Hector Show that begins. A pull-up on an assist by Malik Monk, then a Mexico Step. He receives the ball from Huerter and makes a fake shot, Jokic jumps, and Hector concludes with a euro-step.

He will block a layup from Jamal Murray, recover the rebound, and give the ball to Fox, who advances directly into the opposing camp. Hector quietly follows, and seeing Fox driving, he stops before the 3-point line and receives the ball. It was evident to him, and does not hesitate.

The Kings lead 109-115, and Hector on fire unleashes teammates. He receives the ball, and seeing two players defending him, he sends the ball to Huerter free for a 3-pointer that will vibrate the Golden 1 Center.

Hector loves this arena so much, and seeing the public react like this is what he enjoys most in the NBA.

The Nuggets are not going to abdicate. With three minutes left to play, Jamal Murray struggled to recover the offensive rebound on a shot blocked by Hector and hit the tip shot. Hector causes a steal on a lost ball turnover by Jokic.

Mali, Monk will make two free throws. Nikola Jokic and KCP with a 3-pointer will get Denver back within 3 points of the Kings. But Harrison Barnes will make the game's only shot at the best time with a tip shot on an offensive rebound, and Hector has 30.0. This end will end the game with a Mexico Step 3-pointer.

The Kings win 119-126 to force Game 7 in Denver. It is confirmed that the winner will not have the home-field advantage because the Clippers beat the Lakers 4-2 and will face either the Nuggets or Kings.

50 points, 18 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals, and 2 blocks. The 29th player in history with 50 points in the playoffs. He broke the record for most points in a Sacramento Kings game, capped at 43.

After a deserved light, the Beam, Hector, in the postgame interview, remains focused on the next game.

"We'll have to finish the series in Denver. It's not an easy story, but nobody will if we don't believe in ourselves. If we are eliminated, the 50 points mean nothing. »

Hector's recital was followed by the entire NBA, social networks, and various TV channels and podcasts were stunned.