November 2—Klay Thompson’s disputed jumper from just beyond the free-throw line gave the Golden State Warriors a 102-101 win over the Sacramento Kings in San Francisco on Wednesday.

Warriors moved to 2-0 in early-season games versus Sacramento, rematches of last season’s first-round playoff encounter they won in seven games.

After Domantas Sabonis banked in a 20-footer from just above the foul line to put Sacramento up 101-100 with 14.5 seconds left, the Warriors advanced the ball without a timeout but couldn’t free Stephen Curry, their leading scorer with 21 points.

Instead, Thompson received the ball, and with time running out and nowhere to turn, the veteran made his game-winning shot.

With two-tenths of a second left, the Kings used a timeout to advance the ball to midcourt but failed on an alley-oop inbound pass, losing their second game in six days to their Northern California rivals.

After an opening home defeat to the Phoenix Suns, the Warriors won for the fourth straight time despite a 48-36 rebounding deficit and 18 turnovers, three more than the Kings.

Curry’s team-high points came on 4-for-10 3-point shooting, while his teammates made 7 of 21 from long range. The Kings, without guard De’Aaron Fox (right ankle), equaled the Warriors’ 33 3-pointers.

Dario Saric scored 15 off the bench for the Warriors, Thompson and Andrew Wiggins had 14, Draymond Green had 13 and nine assists, and Jonathan Kuminga had 12.

Green had two steals and two blocks in 28 minutes after missing Golden State’s 122-114 win over Sacramento on Friday due to an ankle ailment.

Kevon Looney led the Warriors with nine rebounds, six points, and six assists.

Sabonis led Sacramento with 23 points, 11 rebounds, and three offensive boards. Despite shooting 40.9 percent, the Kings grabbed 14 offensive rebounds to stay in the game.

Sabonis added a team-high eight assists.

The Kings have won and lost their first four games, with Malik Monk scoring 16, Harrison Barnes 14, Davion Mitchell 13, Kevin Huerter 11, and Keegan Murray 10.