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The Sacramento Kings<\/a> got outmanned, outclassed and outmuscled for 48 minutes in Tuesday\u2019s 123-103 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers<\/a>.<\/p>\n Joel Embiid was even more dominant than he typically is. At the start of the game, Embiid was bludgeoning the Kings\u2019 bigs around the rim and getting them in foul trouble early. Sure, he was getting a friendly whistle, but when you are that huge and dominant, you get those calls most nights.<\/p>\n Aside from Embiid, the Sixers\u2019 other two healthy best players, James Harden and Tobias Harris, had productive nights as well, scoring in the 20s. <\/p>\n On the Sacramento side, De\u2019Aaron Fox struggled in his first game back from injury, scoring just 13 points, and making only one of seven three-point attempts. For the Kings to compete against the NBA\u2019s elite teams, they simply need a better version of Fox to show up, and that guy wasn\u2019t there on Tuesday.<\/p>\n Despite battling some Embiid-related foul trouble, Domantas Sabonis continued to be Sacramento\u2019s most effective player<\/a>, scoring 22 points and making 8 of his 10 shots. Despite getting a rough whistle, Sabonis continued to be the relentless force he has been all season for Sacramento.<\/p>\n