Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter had a solid performance on Saturday night, scoring 14 points, which marked his first noteworthy game since undergoing surgery on his left shoulder, as reported by Jason Anderson of The Sacramento Bee.
After a disappointing opening night where he managed only two points, Huerter expressed his relief when he finally made his first three-pointer of the game.
“Yeah, it felt good to get the first one,” the player said. “It always does. That long of a layoff, you just need to see it go in, so it felt good to get that.”
Huerter’s contributions were vital for the Kings, showcasing his resilience. Seeing the ball go in again emphasizes his mental strength as he aims to regain rhythm and confidence this season.
Pacific Notes: Curry, K. Anderson, Zubac, Huerter, Kessler pic.twitter.com/ieaF06pEko
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