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San Antonio Spurs vs. Sacramento Kings: Preview, Predictions and Picks for March 7, 2025

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Mar 7, 2025 9:20 PM
On Friday, March 7, 2025, at 10:00 PM, the Sacramento Kings will host the San Antonio Spurs at the Golden 1 Center, looking to improve their 32-29 record and 15-14 home record. The Spurs, meanwhile, will aim to overcome their 10-19 road record and 26-34 overall mark in the Western Conference. With the Spurs leading the regular season series 2-1, this matchup is set to be an exciting contest between two teams fighting for playoff positioning.
San Antonio Spurs vs Sacramento Kings

Current Odds

SA
SAC
Over
229.5
-115
Under
234.0
-110
SA
+6.5
-110
SAC
-4.5
-105
SA
ML
+210
SAC
ML
-179

Sacramento Kings recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/5/25 @ Denver Nuggets L 116-110
3/3/25 @ Dallas Mavericks W 122-98
3/1/25 @ Houston Rockets W 113-103
2/26/25 @ Utah Jazz W 118-101
2/24/25 vs Charlotte Hornets W 130-88

San Antonio Spurs recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/4/25 vs Brooklyn Nets W 127-113
3/2/25 vs Oklahoma City Thunder L 146-132
3/1/25 @ Memphis Grizzlies W 130-128
2/26/25 @ Houston Rockets L 118-106
2/25/25 @ New Orleans Pelicans L 109-103

Sacramento Kings injuries

  • Malik Monk (SG): Out
  • Domantas Sabonis (PF): Out

San Antonio Spurs injuries

  • Charles Bassey (C): Out
  • Victor Wembanyama (C): Out
  • Riley Minix (F): Out

Spurs vs Kings game info

Type Info
Venue Golden 1 Center
Location Sacramento, CA
Tip-off Fri 10:00 PM
TV NBC Sports CA

Spurs vs Kings predictions

Let's dive into the San Antonio Spurs' side of this thrilling matchup. All eyes are undoubtedly on De'Aaron Fox, who spearheads the Spurs' offense with his electrifying style on the court. I think he’s going to put up solid numbers—around 21 points, coupled with maybe 5 or 6 assists due to his play-making ability. What about Chris Paul? He might be a veteran, but he's still got that sharp basketball mind, so expect something close to 10 points and a handful of assists while running the plays. Devin Vassell is a key piece for the Spurs too; I've got him going for a strong showing, maybe notching up about 17 points and crashing the boards for a few rebounds. Can the team hold their ground with standout player Victor Wembanyama sidelined? That's the big question.

On the flip side, Sacramento Kings are hosting at the Golden 1 Center with DeMar DeRozan ready to lead the charge. Known for his scoring prowess, I wouldn't be surprised if DeRozan drops something over 23 points while sneaking in several rebounds here and there. Zach LaVine is another player to watch; he's got that explosive scoring touch, aiming for around 26 points or even more if he catches fire. But basketball’s not just about scoring, right? Domantas Sabonis, despite not playing due to injury, leaves the Kings reliant on others to clean the glass. This means players like Keegan Murray and Keon Ellis step up. Their rebounding and defensive efforts are vital—in my view, they could each grab a solid number of boards and stops on the defensive end.

Considering everything, who’s likely to come out on top? Both teams are missing key players, but it'll probably come down to home-court advantage and momentum. The Kings have a slightly stronger record, particularly at home, and that might give them the edge they need. I reckon DeRozan and his squad have just enough firepower to eke out a win against the Spurs. Then again, with basketball, you never truly know until the final buzzer sounds, but if I had to bet, Sacramento looks the most locked and loaded for this one.

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