Sacramento Kings at Golden State Warriors odds, picks and best bets
The Sacramento Kings (11-14) and Golden State Warriors (5-22) tangle at Chase Center in San Francisco at 8:30 p.m. ET Sunday. We analyze the Kings-Warriors odds and lines, with NBA betting advice and tips around the matchup.
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Kings at Warriors: Key injuries
Kings: PG De'Aaron Fox (ankle) is expected to miss at least another week or two.
Warriors: PF Eric Paschall (hip) is questionable. PG Stephen Curry (hand) is out until at least February, while SG Klay Thompson (knee) won't return this season.
Kings at Warriors: Odds, lines, picks and betting tips
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Prediction
Kings 109, Warriors 103
Moneyline (ML)
The KINGS (-154) are worth a small-unit bet if you're a cautious player who just likes to pick winners straight up. For my liking, it's above -160 or -170, which is about the lowest I like to go on a moneyline play.
Line/Against the Spread (ATS)
The KINGS(-3.5, -106) are also worth a small-unit wager laying the points, although I'd feel a lot more comfortable if, for one, the line were 2.5 instead of three, and I didn't just watch the Kings totally implode against the New York Knicks last time out.
The good news is the Knicks also beat the Warriors (+3.5, -115), and Golden State is a mishmash unit with the worst record in the NBA. How the mighty have fallen.
Over/Under (O/U)
PASS. There aren't a lot of great parts on the Warriors, but they still have the likes of Marquese Chriss posting double-doubles lately, while Paschall has been good when he is on the floor. The Kings have some bright young scorers, too. If there is a lean, it's slightly to the over (210.5, -115), but I'll pass for now.
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