Sacramento @ LA Picks & Props

Daniel Theis has made 62.5% of his three-pointers over the last 5 games, 18.1% more than he's converted from three over the course of the season. The Clippers will likely see a spike in possessions in this game from competing against the 5th-most up-tempo pace-of-play home offense in the NBA over the last 7 games (the Sacramento Kings). The Clippers rank as the 9th-best offensive rebounding offense in the league over the last 5 games while on the road (offensive rebounds maintain possession and may therefore produce added chances for scoring and assists). This year, opposing squads have brought down 9.1 offensive boards per game (fewest in the NBA) vs. the Sacramento Kings (losing possessions that could otherwise bring about more opportunities for offense). Daniel Theis is expected to see a spike in output for all stats on account of possessing the home court advantage in this matchup.

In terms of shooting, the Kings's remarkable 117.1 points per game as the away team settles in as the 8th-highest in the NBA this year. The Sacramento Kings have played at the 5th-most up-tempo tempo in the NBA over the last 7 games. Kevin Huerter has made an impressive 77.8% of his foul shots this year, a sizeable increase from his 69.7 rate last year. The matchup against the LA Clippers is a favorable one for drawing fouls; the opposition's starting SGs have attempted a monstrous 3.3 free throws per game this year (23rd-most in the NBA).

In contrast to last year's 1.5 mark, Harrison Barnes's 3-point shots sunk have increased this year to 2.5 per game. Harrison Barnes has been on the court for 30.8 minutes per game this year, putting him among the most-used players in the NBA: 79th percentile. Harrison Barnes has tallied 1.1 personal fouls per game this year, making him one of the least foul-prone players in the NBA (13th percentile). In terms of shooting, the Kings's remarkable 117.1 points per game as the away team settles in as the 8th-highest in the NBA this year. This year, the opposing team's starting SFs have averaged 5.5 3-point attempts per game (28th-most in the NBA) vs. the Clippers, creating a strong matchup.

The Clippers have played at the 4th-most sluggish pace in the league over the last 5 games with the home court advantage, which ought to lead to fewer possessions for the Sacramento Kings. When playing at home, the LA Clippers have allowed the 7th-most offensive boards per game (11.6) in the NBA to opposing clubs this year (offensive rebounds maintain possession and may therefore lead to added chances for scoring and assists). This year when they are playing at home, the opposing team's starting PGs have attempted 2.6 free throws per game (11th-lowest in the NBA) against the Clippers, struggling to get to the charity stripe. De'Aaron Fox will not enjoy the benefit of the home court advantage in this game. Playing on the road usually reduces stat production for all stats.

Ivica Zubac has made a terrific 70.3% of his shot attempts from the field this season, significantly higher than his 65.0 rate last season. The Clippers will likely see a spike in possessions in this game from competing against the 5th-most up-tempo pace-of-play home offense in the NBA over the last 7 games (the Sacramento Kings). The Clippers rank as the 9th-best offensive rebounding offense in the league over the last 5 games while on the road (offensive rebounds maintain possession and may therefore produce added chances for scoring and assists). This year, opposing squads have brought down 9.1 offensive boards per game (fewest in the NBA) vs. the Sacramento Kings (losing possessions that could otherwise bring about more opportunities for offense). Ivica Zubac figures to get a boost in production in all stat categories due to having the home court advantage in this game.

Terance Mann has sunk a measly 22.1% of his treys this season, quite a bit less than his 36.1 mark last season. Terance Mann has tallied 0.1 technical fouls per game this year, significantly more than his 0.1 technicals per game last year. The LA Clippers check in as the 9th-lowest scoring offense in the league over the last 5 games as the home team. The 4th-most lethargic pace road team in the league over the last 5 games has been the LA Clippers. In contrast to last year's 76.9% clip, Terance Mann's foul-shot ability has been reduced this year to 60.7%.

Compared to last year's 9.7 rate, Keegan Murray's shots have spiked this year to 12.4 per game. Out of all players in the NBA, Keegan Murray rates in the 77th percentile for playing time, posting a colossal 30.3 minutes per game while playing at home this year. In terms of shooting, the Kings's remarkable 117.1 points per game as the away team settles in as the 8th-highest in the NBA this year. The Sacramento Kings have played at the 5th-most up-tempo tempo in the NBA over the last 7 games. Keegan Murray has successfully made an impressive 86.7% of his foul shots this season, a significant increase from his 75.3 rate last season.

In contrast to last year's 18.3 rate, Norman Powell's points per game have spiked this year to 14.4. In contrast to last season's 38.8% rate, Norman Powell's three-point efficiency has surged this season to 47.6%. The Clippers will likely see a spike in possessions in this game from competing against the 5th-most up-tempo pace-of-play home offense in the NBA over the last 7 games (the Sacramento Kings). The Clippers rank as the 9th-best offensive rebounding offense in the league over the last 5 games while on the road (offensive rebounds maintain possession and may therefore produce added chances for scoring and assists). This year, opposing squads have brought down 9.1 offensive boards per game (fewest in the NBA) vs. the Sacramento Kings (losing possessions that could otherwise bring about more opportunities for offense).

Out of all players in the league, Paul George places in the 93rd percentile, compiling a colossal 23.2 points per game while on the road this year. Paul George has sunk 3.2 3-pointers per game this year, ranking in the 97th percentile among all players in the NBA. Paul George has been on the court for 35.6 minutes per game when playing away from home this year, placing him in the 97th percentile -- putting him among the most-used players in the league. This year, the opposing team's starting SFs have totaled 2.3 three-pointers per game (28th-highest in the NBA) vs. the Kings, branding this as a favorable matchup. The Clippers will likely see a spike in possessions in this game from competing against the 5th-most up-tempo pace-of-play home offense in the NBA over the last 7 games (the Sacramento Kings).

In comparison to last season's 60.7% mark, Domantas Sabonis's field goal performance has jumped this season to 61.9%. Among all players in the NBA, Domantas Sabonis places in the 87th percentile for three-point effectiveness at home with a a phenomenal 45.2% rate this year. Out of all players in the league, Domantas Sabonis rates in the 93rd percentile for playing time, registering a monstrous 34.4 minutes per game while on his home court this year. In terms of shooting, the Kings's remarkable 117.1 points per game as the away team settles in as the 8th-highest in the NBA this year. The Sacramento Kings have played at the 5th-most up-tempo tempo in the NBA over the last 7 games.

In comparison to last season's 0.0 mark, Malik Monk's technical fouls have spiked this season to 0.2 per game. The Clippers have played at the 4th-most sluggish pace in the league over the last 5 games with the home court advantage, which ought to lead to fewer possessions for the Sacramento Kings. When playing at home, the LA Clippers have allowed the 7th-most offensive boards per game (11.6) in the NBA to opposing clubs this year (offensive rebounds maintain possession and may therefore lead to added chances for scoring and assists). Malik Monk will not have the benefit of the home court advantage in this contest. Playing while traveling generally decreases player production across the board.

James Harden has totaled a measly 16.0 points per game this year, significantly lower than his 20.9 points per game last year. James Harden has attempted a lowly 5.9 shots from behind the three-point arc per game this season, quite a bit lower than his 7.3 mark last season. The LA Clippers check in as the 9th-lowest scoring offense in the league over the last 5 games as the home team. The matchup against Sacramento is a tough one; when the Sacramento Kings are playing at home, they have given up the 14th-least points per game in the league to opposing starting PGs this year (15.2). The 4th-most lethargic pace road team in the league over the last 5 games has been the LA Clippers.

Kawhi Leonard has successfully made 10.2 shots made from the field per game over the last 5 games, 1.7 more than he's made overall this year. Out of all players in the NBA, Kawhi Leonard registers in the 91st percentile for playing time, registering a massive 34.0 minutes per game while playing on the road this year. The matchup vs. Sacramento is a favorable one for scoring; when the Kings are away from home, the opposing team's starting PFs have posted the 29th-highest field goal percentage in the league this year (54.8%). The Clippers will likely see a spike in possessions in this game from competing against the 5th-most up-tempo pace-of-play home offense in the NBA over the last 7 games (the Sacramento Kings). The Clippers rank as the 9th-best offensive rebounding offense in the league over the last 5 games while on the road (offensive rebounds maintain possession and may therefore produce added chances for scoring and assists).

Trey Lyles has gone over 6.5 in 4 of his last 10 games.

Russell Westbrook has gone over 8.5 in 3 of his last 10 games.