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Hector rested early in the second quarter. The substitutes are doing a good job and now lead 46-34.

He wasted no time and shot without pressure when he received the ball a little above the free-throw line. Adebayo played a good game, and his aggressiveness initially saved Miami. Now that Hector, the screen initiator, is back, the Kings' offense is all the more beautiful.

Dillone scored, but for a while, the Kings were clumsy but not in danger because the Heat is also clumsy. Five points from the Heat will dangerously bring the Sacramento Heat closer. De'Aaron, now back, managed to revive the Kings with a floater.

Hector took the ball and went to the low post. He suddenly backed up and shot while turning in the air. His fadeaway, which he doesn't often attempt, was scoring. Hector has a hot hand today, but he is not under pressure.

At the post, he performs a pump fake, and the referee whistles the crowd, but Hector shoots and succeeds in his shot. +1, and obviously, he does not miss his free throw. The Kings scored 4 points in the final minute to lead 62-49 at halftime.

Hector started the third quarter with a block on Adebayo. Jones recovered the rebound and made the pass to Fox, who finished to the rim. Jimmy Butler doesn't miss his 3-pointer. Hector finished laughing with Adebayo and blocked him a second time.

Keegan Murray, abnormally discreet, finally wakes up with a driving layup with the crowd, another layup, then a fake pump after catch and shoot, and 7 points in a row for Keegan.

Adebayo is in Hector's torture chamber. He is blocked twice and steals the ball in the hands by the Mexican fled and manages to get two free throws by drawing a crowd from Vezenkov.

The Kings are far from worried. They are well ahead and lead 75-57.

Fox distributes assists like bread, one for Hector in pick-and-pop and one for Isaac in alley-oop. Adebayo performs a foul draw by Hector and gets two free throws. He made several free throws with an excellent 12/12 from the beginning of the game and a dunk after an offensive rebound.

When Moses Brown replaced him, he had 1:31 left, and Sacramento was still far ahead, and at the end of the quarter, the Kings led 86-74. Early in the final quarter, Brown blocked a layup by Lillard.

In a minute and a half, the Kings didn't score, and the Kings' advantage was to go under 10 points. It's time for Hector to return, and Brown has done a good job and deserves a good rest.

Hector wasted no time, took the game in hand and isolation against Collins, took the former Hawks player by speed, and concluded with a layup. He initiates a screen and pick and pop score 3-pointers.

Mims scores, too, but Hector is too strong and makes a layup. Steal the ball during the handover and performs a laser pass for Fox, who realizes that Hector steals the ball. While Hector intercepted the pass, everyone turned their backs, so few players saw what happened.

He blocked two shots in a row after two offensive rebounds by the Heat, discouraging the helpless Miami players. Hector scored 10 more points before leaving the court to standing ovations.

The Heat had no chance and eventually lost 124-111, and the Kings won their first NBA Cup, and Hector was unsurprisingly named MVP of the competition. Hector's season was a masterclass, and he concluded the NBA Cup with a performance never seen in history.

54 points, 16 rebounds, 5 assists, 5 steals, and 5 blocks. But he broke the record of Wilt Chamberlain in this game. With 19-19 in field goal, he becomes the player with the most points in a perfect game.

Wilt Chamberlain had the most points with a 100% goal percentage on the field with 42 points. Hector broke that record by 12 points and the number of attempts in a perfect game with 19 shots at 18.

With 12/12 on free throws and 0 fouls, and 0 turnovers, he pushed perfection to its peak. Make a game at 50-15-5-5-5 with 100% on field goals and 100% on free throws, without any fouls or turnover? Try to beat. You have a century.

Making a five-by-five is complicated except for Hector. Scoring 50 points is not within everyone's reach, and without waste is a feat that will be very difficult or impossible to reproduce. But the Kings' season is still ongoing... There is another title to seize. No one has made the double crown in the NBA.