Rodions Kurucs, the Latvian basketball player, showcased his talent by winning the King's Cup alongside his team Baskonia on Sunday in Valencia, Spain. Baskonia triumphed over Real Madrid with a score of 100-89 in the final match. Kurucs contributed modestly but effectively, scoring four points in under 20 minutes of play, successfully making both of his two-point attempts, while also collecting one rebound and assisting his team defensively, accumulating a positive plus-minus rating of +12 during the game.

In the final showdown, Baskonia exhibited strong teamwork, with standout performances from Timothée Luwawu-Cabarrot, who scored 28 points, and Eugene Omoruyi, contributing 23 points. The Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the final was Trent Fost, who not only scored 22 points but also delivered 11 assists and secured nine rebounds. Meanwhile, Real Madrid was led by Mario Hezonja and Andress Feliss, each contributing 15 points, but their effort fell short against Baskonia's offensive strategy and resilience.

Kurucs had shown good form leading up to the final, scoring 14 points in both the quarterfinal and semifinal matches, indicating his growing impact within the team. This victory marks an important milestone in Kurucs' career, as he continues to establish himself in the Spanish league and make a name for himself on international stages. Winning the King's Cup not only adds to his accolades but also enhances the visibility of Latvian basketball talent in the European arena.