KINGS TURN THE ORLANDO MAGIC INTO THE ORLANDO MUGGLES
The Big O

Nice to see Webb hitting a game winner. It was only his 2nd winning shot of his career. And this one was actually a shot. If you remember, his first game winning basket was an off-balance tip in to beat the Lakers. He'll never be a go to guy in the clutch (most big men can't create a good look - Webb's not much of an exception) but hopefully it will help his confidence. 2 for 2 from the line is a nice sign, but I'd like to see Webb get a lot more free throw attempts than that, and hopefully he can start gaining more and more confidence from the stripe.

Webb must lead the league in offensive fouls. Anyone know where we could check that stat?

The only nice thing about Peja's low tolerance for pain is that whenever his plantar faciatis turns up, we don't have to worry about him trying to play through it and aggravating the pain more. That said, Peja looked good tonight.

Of course, I don't know about you, but while I'm outwardly disappointed whenever Peja and Hido can't go, I'm always a little happy in the knowledge that Wallace will get some PT.

The Kings have been getting beat down on the boards as of late by two teams that they should outmuscle inside in Orlando and Seattle.

Offensive rebounds are rearing their ugly head as an achilles heel to the Kings once again. One man won't make up for a team wide malaise but still - come back soon Scot.

Bobby only had 3 boards tonight after being a whirling dervish of late. And even though Vlade and Webb had 10 each, you can't count on your PG to make up from a lack of aggressiveness from your SF and even SG spot. Hido needs to attack the glass. When his shot isn't dropping he needs to be taking it to the hole (and either scoring or kicking out) and he needs to also contribute by boarding.

Two boards in 25 minutes for a guy his size isn't enough. Doug only had 2 as well.