Suns vs Kings

Here is all of the information you need to know for the Kings and Suns on Saturday.

- G Devin Booker Domantas Sabonis registered his ninth triple-double of the season to lead the Kings with 24 points, 13 rebounds and 10 assists. He became the first player in franchise history to score at least 35 points in four consecutive games.

Brandon Anderson previews how to bet Kings vs. Suns, including updated odds, picks & predictions for Saturday's game.

Phoenix is only 15-19 on the road but the Suns are 22-10 at home. Phoenix ranks top-five in 2-point percentage defense which offsets a Kings strength, and its relatively middling shooting numbers offensively on the season take a leap when Phoenix can get to its spots so easily against this D. So if you like the Kings, you should probably just take the moneyline instead of the spread — and if you trust the Suns, go ahead and lay the points. While the Kings appear to be a finished product at this point, we’re still figuring out what these Suns are. Booker poured in 32 and 44 points in the wins, and Ayton had uber-efficient 17/12 and 29/11 games as he got easy looks all night. The Kings lead the league in 2-point percentage, hit plenty of 3s, and get to the line. But Phoenix has won both games against Sacramento this season and would clinch the head-to-head tiebreaker with a win here, even with one game between the teams remaining. Mike Brown has this offense purring, and the Kings’ m.o. The Kings are all offense and precious little defense. On the flip side, a Kings win would push the Suns four losses back with only 16 games left. The Kings do well on the glass to close out possessions, but too many of those possessions are ending with them taking the ball out under their own basket. They made sure to light the beam with another great home win on national television Thursday night against the Knicks, and Sacramento’s offense continues to roll.

Find out how to watch, live stream or TV channel and game time information for the March 11, 2023 matchup between the Phoenix Suns and the Sacramento Kings.

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Ultimately, the Suns only trail the Kings by two games. The Suns winning could put significant pressure on the Kings. The Suns are solid on the boards, ranking ninth in rebounds. The Suns remain solid on the defensive end, ranking ninth in blocked shots. Additionally, the Suns are also solid with the rock, ranking 12th in turnovers. The Suns are solid at the charity stripe, ranking 12th in free-throw shooting percentage. The Kings are only 29th in blocked shots. Moreover, they are inconsistent in handling the rock, ranking 18th in turnovers. The Suns shot 52.1 percent from the field and 46.5 percent from the 3-point line. It will be the first matchup in Phoenix. The Suns also won the battle of the boards 54-37. The Kings defeated the New York Knicks 122-117.

We go over some of the best betting options for Saturday's matchup between the Sacramento Kings and Phoenix Suns.

The Suns are -150 on the moneyline, while the Kings are +130. The Suns are 18-13-1 ATS as the home team, with a 15-9-1 ATS mark as a home favorite. This total is just too high to feel good about taking the over. Meanwhile, the Kings have been impressive on the road with a 19-12 ATS mark away from Golden 1 Center. There’s optimism both will return for the postseason. The total comes in at 241.