"If nothing else, the Kings under Keith Smart don't concede anything.

The Kings once again found a way to pull themselves out of a fourth-quarter hole, winning for the fourth time in five games.

This time, the Kings pulled off a comeback against the Oklahoma City Thunder, 106-101, in a nationally televised game Thursday night at Power Balance Pavilion.

The Kings rallied from 18 down at New Orleans on Monday and pulled off a double-digit comeback last week against Portland at Power Balance.

But this comeback was different. The Hornets have the worst record in the Western Conference, and Portland has struggled on the road all season. The Thunder has the best record in the Western Conference.

"We just have to keep creeping up out of this little tunnel that we're in," Smart said. "I think a night like this showcases we can do something that's pretty good."

Oklahoma City looked as if it was about to put the Kings away midway through the final period. The Kings trailed 95-87 with 5:56 left in the game after a three-pointer by Daequan Cook. But Sacramento's Marcus Thornton hit back-to-back three-pointers as part of a 10-2 run to tie the score 97-97 with 2:07 to play."