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By Ian Firstenberg
(SACRAMENTO, Calif.) Kyle Guy of the Sacramento Kings hit six of his 10 3-point attempts on Tuesday night, including a last second three that lifted the Kings to victory of the Warriors 114-113.
His game-winning three came off of a high pick and roll by Chimezie Metu as Guy dribbled to his left, pump faked, getting Kaleb Wesson to jump before draining the three as time expired.
Guy scored 20 points in 22:42 minutes with incredible efficiency, 7 for 11, from the field to match his efficiency from behind the arc.
While Guy is currently on a two-way contract, if he continues his clutch performance it is likely the Kings will sign him to a longer term deal, opening up a full roster spot in the process. The second year guard has already shown huge improvment on the defensive end and is now becoming a viable, if not dependable, offensive option in crunch time.