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Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Sacramento Kings: Preview, Predictions and Picks for March 25, 2025

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Mar 25, 2025 8:56 PM
On Tuesday, March 25, 2025, at 10:00 PM, the Oklahoma City Thunder, currently sitting atop the Western Conference with a 59-12 record, will face off against the Sacramento Kings, who hold a 35-36 record and ninth place in the conference, at the Golden 1 Center. The Thunder look to secure their 60th win of the season, having already taken the series 2-0. Oklahoma City's impressive 28-7 road record will be put to the test against Sacramento's 18-18 home record.
Oklahoma City Thunder vs Sacramento Kings

Current Odds

OKC
SAC
Over
227.5
-111
Under
229.0
-103
OKC
-8.5
-105
SAC
+9.0
-105
OKC
ML
-316
SAC
ML
+325

Sacramento Kings recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/24/25 vs Boston Celtics L 113-95
3/22/25 vs Milwaukee Bucks L 114-108
3/20/25 vs Chicago Bulls L 128-116
3/19/25 vs Cleveland Cavaliers W 123-119
3/17/25 vs Memphis Grizzlies W 132-122

Oklahoma City Thunder recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/23/25 @ LA Clippers W 103-101
3/21/25 vs Charlotte Hornets W 141-106
3/19/25 vs Philadelphia 76ers W 133-100
3/16/25 @ Milwaukee Bucks W 121-105
3/15/25 @ Detroit Pistons W 113-107

Sacramento Kings injuries

  • Devin Carter (G): Out
  • Malik Monk (SG): Out
  • Doug McDermott (SF): Out

Oklahoma City Thunder injuries

  • Alex Ducas (G): Out
  • Chet Holmgren (PF): Day-To-Day
  • Ousmane Dieng (F): Out
  • Jalen Williams (F): Out
  • Ajay Mitchell (G): Out

Thunder vs Kings game info

Type Info
Venue Golden 1 Center
Location Sacramento, CA
Tip-off Tue 10:00 PM
TV TNT

Thunder vs Kings predictions

When it comes to the Oklahoma City Thunder, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is key. With an average this season that's been close to 33 points per game, I’m expecting another solid performance from him. Picture this: Shai dazzling at the Golden 1 Center with his speed and precision, notching around 28 points. The man doesn’t just score; Shai dishes out assists like it's nobody's business, so we can anticipate a handful of those, too. Then there’s Isaiah Hartenstein, the Thunder’s rebounding machine. He’ll likely be the anchor in the paint, grabbing rebounds in double figures. Expect Chet Holmgren to add some excitement with his scoring and shot-blocking. A cheeky prediction is that he’ll average around two blocks, frustrating the Kings at the rim.

Switching over to the Sacramento Kings, DeMar DeRozan will likely be front and center. DeRozan’s been averaging over 22 points, but against a tough Thunder defense, we might see him just shy of his usual mark. Picture him fighting for each basket, adding a bit of drama to the game. Sabonis has been a powerhouse on the boards and in the play-making department. He should continue to rack up those rebounds and assists, particularly when the battle in the lane gets scrappy. Then there's Zach LaVine, who can light up the scoreboard on a good night. If LaVine finds his shooting rhythm, expect him to chalk up around 20 points, making every possession count.

With both teams bringing their best, it’s tough to call. Yet, if we’re looking at records and recent form, the smart money might lean towards the Thunder. They’ve been a formidable force on the road with an impressive 28-7 record. But let’s not count out the Kings just yet; they have played well at home and might rise to the occasion to challenge the Thunder. In the end, if OKC plays up to their standard, they seem poised to secure their 60th win. Basketball’s a funny game, though, so you know what, let’s see what happens! What do you think?

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