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Lyles geared up for a fourth-quarter blowout with the Kings’ win, first appearing on NBC Sports Bayarea<\/em><\/p>\n The Kings said Kevin Harter missed the game against the Houston Rockets due to a non-COVID-related illness, and Trey Lyles answered the call.<\/p>\n Lyles scored 20 points off the bench in the Kings’ 135-115 win over the Rockets Wednesday night at the Golden 1 Center. However, he scored 15 points in the fourth quarter to help Sacramento outscore Houston 41-20 and clinch the win.<\/p>\n Plus, the Kings forward wasn’t caught off guard when the 27-year-old was asked to step up. Lyles has worked behind the scenes to make sure he’s ready for any time he has to put on the hero cape.<\/p>\n Lyles told Morgan Reagan and Matt Barnes on “Kings Postgame Live” after the win.<\/p>\n \u201cAnd when my number was called, I had to get out there and perform. please do. [Mike Brown].”<\/p>\n The Kings star had nine assists while De’Aaron Fox scored 24, noting that Lyles shot well throughout the game, not just in the fourth quarter.<\/p>\n “[Lyles] Fox said after the game. Anyway, I think he was shooting the ball well over the course of the game. There was him like I was looking at him. It was the last corner, the corner he hit into the right hand corner. And I was trying to see what his defenders would do. When he started to step outside, he would walk towards me, and he wouldn’t move.<\/p>\n “I mean, I’m just trying to give him a ball that he can catch and shoot. And that’s what we’ve been emphasizing in practice, we’ve been throwing balls that have to get there, but that It takes time, from getting into the shot.So that was something I was conscious of.<\/p>\n