Hey, everyone, welcome into another edition of the Wodge Pod here with DeMontas Sabonis of the

Sacramento Kings, three-time All-Star, All-NBA in 2003, and certainly one of the most productive

players in the league this season.

We'll hit on some of those numbers as we go on, but nearly 20 points a game, almost 14 rebounds a game, 8.3 assists, Domas, and which I think is pretty remarkable, and I don't think you knew this.

We were just talking about this.

Since January 1, you lead the NBA in total rebounds and assists.

And a Sacramento team, obviously, Domaz,

that is fighting it out with everybody else here in the West.

You got all these tiebreakers.

You've got this, you know, we can get the sixth, we can drop

lower than eighth, you're on this East Coast trip, but these are the dog days, right, of

looking at the standings, figuring out the tiebreakers, and as we talk now, we're in New York,

a heartbreaking loss in Boston last night, but this is kind of the grind time of the season, right?

Yeah, of course.

You know, last road trip of the season, it's a far one for us.

Back-to-backs involved and a lot on the line, you know.

And we have to try and get as many wins as we can to put ourselves in the best position for these standings.

The one thing that I've been told about you, Domas, is certainly people see your availability, you play, you play injured, but maybe especially this time of year, how much time you spend in treatment and when you have an off day or you're away from the court,

how much, maybe especially this time of the year you have to do to keep your body as fresh as it

can be, right, and as healthy as it can be for obviously finishing out the regular season,

but then now getting into the postseason. What's that like for you day and day out?

It's a lot. It's a lot. Like I'm here with you now, it's 11. I've been getting treatment

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