Tipoff is scheduled for 8:00 PM ET
Venue: Scotiabank Arena, Toronto, ON
TV/Streaming: TSN / TSN 1050 (Toronto), NBC Sports CA (Sacramento/local), League Pass nationally; radio on Sportsnet 590 (Toronto) and KHTK (Sacramento)
This interconference matchup features a Toronto Raptors team fighting for Eastern Conference playoff positioning against a Sacramento Kings squad that is mathematically eliminated and dealing with a wave of season-ending injuries. The Raptors are heavy home favorites despite being on the second night of a back-to-back, while the Kings arrive on a four-game losing streak and with one of the league’s thinnest available rotations.
Recent Team Forms (Last 10 Games)
Kings: Struggling (approximately 2-8 in the stretch). They have dropped their last four games—90-134 at Charlotte, 117-121 at Orlando, 113-123 at Atlanta, and 99-116 at Brooklyn—while posting poor offensive efficiency and defensive lapses. Sacramento is averaging well under 110 PPG in these contests.
Raptors: Solid 6-4 (averaging ~120 PPG). They are riding a two-game home winning streak that includes a dominant 139-87 blowout over Orlando (March 29) and a 119-106 win over New Orleans. Toronto has shown strong offensive bursts and defensive intensity at Scotiabank Arena.
Injury Report
Sacramento Kings
Out for the season: Zach LaVine (finger), Drew Eubanks (thumb), Domantas Sabonis (back), De’Andre Hunter (eye)
Out: Russell Westbrook (foot/toe), Keegan Murray (ankle)
Questionable: Isaiah Stevens (ankle), Malik Monk (shoulder)
The Kings are extremely shorthanded, missing their top scorers, rebounders, and playmakers. Their frontcourt and backcourt depth are decimated.
Toronto Raptors
Immanuel Quickley: Out / Questionable (foot)
Brandon Ingram: Questionable (heel)
Jamison Battle: Out (illness)
Toronto is mostly healthy aside from Quickley’s foot issue and minor concerns for Ingram. They still have their core rotation available.
Key Player Matchups
DeMar DeRozan (Kings, veteran scoring) vs. Raptors perimeter defense (Scottie Barnes / RJ Barrett): DeRozan returns to his former home with extra motivation, but faces a Raptors team eager to limit his efficiency.
Scottie Barnes (Raptors, ~18-20 PPG, 7-8 RPG, 5-6 APG) vs. Kings depleted frontcourt: Barnes should dominate inside and on the glass against a Sacramento group missing Sabonis, Hunter, and Eubanks.
RJ Barrett / Brandon Ingram (Raptors wings) vs. Kings makeshift backcourt: Toronto’s versatile scorers can exploit mismatches created by the Kings’ injury-ravaged rotation.
Raptors bench depth vs. Kings thin rotation: Toronto’s superior depth should wear down Sacramento in the second half.
The talent and health gap heavily favors Toronto.
Series History (2025-26 Season)
Raptors lead the season series 1-0:
Jan. 21, 2026: Raptors 122-109 at Sacramento
Toronto is one home victory away from completing the season sweep. The Raptors have won the only meeting this year convincingly.
Betting Trends
Raptors are 3-2 ATS in their last five games and have covered in eight of their last nine home games following a loss.
Kings are 2-8 ATS in their last 10 and have failed to cover as double-digit underdogs.
Total has gone Over in four of Raptors’ last six home games.
Game Odds
Sacramento Kings 225.5
Toronto Raptors – 13.5
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Tuesday, March 31, 2026
