On Saturday (02/08), the Sacramento Kings(25-26) will host the New Orleans Pelicans (12-39) in an NBA Regular-Season match. The Kings are 10th in the Western Conference whereas the Pelicans are 15th in the West. Know about the analysis and predictions related to this Eastern Conference match here.
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The Kings have lost their way
The Kings will come into this contest after a 6-point loss against the Portland Trail Blazers despite a 22-point performance by DeMar DeRozan. It was their sixth loss in eight games, which has undone a 10-1 stretch. They traded away De’Aaron Fox and brought in Zach LaVine, but the fit looks a bit off considering DeRozan is also an isolation-heavy player. At any rate, the duo meshed well for the Chicago Bulls, but it may not be enough to put the Kings on track this season.
The Pelicans hold on to Zion Williamson but look at an uncertain future
The Pelicans will enter the affair after a 25-point loss against the Denver Nuggets despite a 28-point performance by Zion Williamson. They are on a seven-game losing streak which has undermined a four-game winning streak. The team traded Brandon Ingram who carried the burden in the absence of Williamson repeatedly but kept the latter. The current team is not good enough to even make it to the Play-in tournament.
Sacramento Kings vs New Orleans PelicansPrediction
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Both teams are playing terrible basketball on the defensive end these days. However, considering the Pelicans’ endless struggles, the home team will be more confident about their chances. The Kings may thump a 10+ points win here with the total going over 240 points.
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