Ty Lawson’s first triple-double leads Kings to a win in their home finale
Posted Apr 12, 2017
Ty Lawson had come close to posting a triple-double more than a couple of times in his eight-season NBA career and never pulled it off. So he appreciated that Sacramento Kings coach Dave Joerger put him back into the game against the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday. No sooner did Lawson enter than he scooped up his 10th rebound, and his triple-double goose egg was gone.
(Reuters)
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