There's just one way to describe the Heat's 128-99 beat down of the Kings. 

Well that one was ugly for the Sacramento Kings.

Led by Mario Chalmers' 34 points on 10-of-13 shooting from beyond the arc, the Heat dominated the Kings from the tip.

Yes, I said led by Chalmers.

LeBron did his own thing 20 points, seven assists, five rebounds, five steals and two blocks, and Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade combined for 27 points on the night.

The Kings were never in it against the Heat. They were almost out-rebounded, which is absolutely shocking, considering the Heat's rebounding woes.

Isaiah Thomas put up 34 points and five assists for the Kings, but that couldn't make up for their overall lackadaisical effort.

The Heat will be looking to carry the momentum from this one into the final stretch of their road trip that ends on Jan. 17th against the Los Angeles Lakers. 

The Kings on the other hand will be looking to forget about this ugly loss sooner rather than later. 

#HEATgame Final: @miamiheat 128, @sacramentokings 99. Chalmers 34pts (10-13 3pt FG), James 20pts 7asts 5rebs 5stls, Bosh 16pts, Miller 12pts

— Miami HEAT (@MiamiHEAT) January 13, 2013

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When the commentator says: "we're seeing a lot from Thomas Robinson in these last few minutes", don't believe him because in reality he's playing against a bunch of scrubs.

It only proves he's good at out-playing mediocre players.

Heat 128, Kings 95—26.5 remaining in the 4th quarter

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Why would Spoelstra take Chalmers out?

I think coaches should get fined when they take players out when they're chasing individual accolades. I mean the NBA is full of one-on-one players right?

Heat 126, Kings 93—1:45 remaining in the 4th quarter

LeBron and Wade on the bench are like: "so where is this Chalmers every other day?" 

Heat 124, Kings 91, Chalmers 34—2:52 remaining in the 4th quarter

Jarvis Varnado just grabbed a rebound and lost it out of bounds. That's not what the Heat need from him, they already have 5 bench players that can do that.

Heat 121, Kings 89—3:38 remaining in the 4th quarter

Mario Chalmers drained a 40-footer to give himself 31 on the night. Please just let him keep shooting, I'm thinking he could get 40-plus.

Heat 119, Kings 87—4:22 remaining in the 4th quarter

Yo, I can rebound.
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Spo hears, and he responds by giving the Heat fans what they want.

Jarvis Varnado is in the game. 

Heat 116, Kings 96—4:56 remaining in the 4th quarter

If we were in South Beach all we'd be hearing would be #Jarvis! #Jarvis #Jarvis! chants

Ok Spo, enough, we want Jarvis!

— Miami Heat All Day (@MHeatAllDay) January 13, 2013

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Is it just me, or does James Johnson really look like Denzel Washington. 

Heat 113, Kings 82—7:10 remaining in the 4th quarter

It's not over yet ... Oh wait, I guess it is.

Hopefully Heat can build off this momentum and finish this road trip out strong. (With Wins) #LetsGoHeat

— Heatle (@TeamWade1TH) January 13, 2013

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Rashard Lewis just joined the three-party. As if there wasn't enough bad news for the Kings ...

Heat 108, Kings 76—9:49 remaining in the 4th quarter

LeBron and Wade are on the bench looking like they've done all their work for the night.

That's a shame because with 3 more assists, 5 rebounds and 5 steals, LeBron could've had a quadruple-double. I think the Heat need to hire me to remind LeBron of the records he could set every game.

Heat 105, Kings 74—10:30 remaining in the 4th quarter

More impressive stat line?

(A) LeBron James — 20 points, 7 assists, 5 rebounds, 5 steals, 2 blocks, 70 percent shooting

(B) Mario Chalmers — 28 points, 72.7 3PFG%

(C) Isaiah Thomas — 31 points, 71.4 3PFG%

Heat 103, Kings 72—start of the 4th quarter

#HEATgame: Start of the 4thQ - @miamiheat 103, @sacramentokings 72. Chalmers 28pts (8-11 3PT FG), James 20pts 7asts 5rebs, Bosh 16pts.

— Miami HEAT (@MiamiHEAT) January 13, 2013

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Mario Chalmers (8-11 from 3-point land) and Isaiah Thomas (4-6) are putting on an absolute show right now. 

Chalmers with 28, Thomas with 28 ... 

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Heat 101, Kings 69—31.1 remaining in the 3rd quarter

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I mean we all knew the Heat would probably win this one, but let's be honest ... a 38-point lead in the 3rd quarter?

Yea I don't think many thought that would happen.

Heat 98, Kings 60—1:49 remaining in the 3rd quarter

#HEATgame: @mchalmers15 knocks down his 7th 3-pointer of the game! HEAT now lead 93-60 late in the 3rdQ.

— Miami HEAT (@MiamiHEAT) January 13, 2013

Isaiah Thomas with 19 points on the night, 10 in the 3rd quarter is doing all he can to keep the Kings in this.

Well, he's not really keeping them in it, but it's not really his fault either. Either way, it's time for some Thomas highlights. 

Heat 89, Kings 58—4:00 remaining in the 3rd quarter

This would've been a 24-second shot clock violation by the way. #RememberWhereYouCameFrom

#HEATgame: @kingjames passes ahead to @dwyanewade for another transition dunk! HEAT now lead by 30 midway through the 3rdQ.

— Miami HEAT (@MiamiHEAT) January 13, 2013

Good news Kings' fans, Mario Chalmers is indeed human, he missed a three-pointer. 

I was starting to think that he was a robot. 

Heat 85, Kings 55—5:54 remaining in the 3rd quarter

That mid-air 360 pass by LeBron James looked a lot cooler because Mario Chalmers knocked down the three-ball (His 6th, yes 6th of the night)

Heat 77, Kings 51, Chalmers 22—8:02 remaining in the 3rd quarter

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It's amazing that the Heat have lost 5 of their last 8 (23-11) and are still atop the Eastern Conference. 

In the West it would be a completely different story. 

Heat 72, Kings 50—8:57 remaining in the 3rd quarter