Since Alvin Gentry became the head coach, the Suns are 21-3 (.875) at US Airways Center.

--The Suns earned their eighth consecutive home victory over the Kings, who have not won in Phoenix since Nov. 6, 2005. Phoenix is averaging 124.3 points in those games. Sacramento has lost 13 of its last 15 games in Arizona.

--After scoring an average of 95 points in back-to-back losses, the Suns put up 115 points against the Kings despite shooting just 43 percent from the field. It was the 11 3-pointers in 24 tries that put Phoenix over the top. The Suns have scored at least 100 points in 33 consecutive home games.

--After scoring a season-low 29 first-half points Wednesday at Cleveland, the Suns responded with 35 points in the first quarter Saturday. Phoenix has scored at least 27 points in the first quarter of every home game this season.

--For the sixth time this season, the Suns won a game they trailed after three quarters. They are now 6-5 when trailing after three quarters this season after going 4-30 in the same situation last year.

QUOTE TO NOTE: "We are a little bit tired from the travel. I'm not making excuses; this is just the facts. We are a little tried right now and not quite as energetic as we've been. We'll get back there, but now we are just a little bit spent. The travel has been tough, and now we have to go get on a plane and fly to L.A. But that's the way the schedule is. We'll just keep plugging away." -- Suns coach Alvin Gentry.