Suns vs. Kings Odds: Who Is Favored to Win?
The season is over for Phoenix, so they will not be playing against the Kings until next season. The Suns won only one game against the Kings last season, losing the series 1-3. Below we will include odds from DraftKings Arizona when they become available for next season.
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What the Spread Tells Us
In the four times they played each other this past season, the Suns covered the spread only once. Phoenix was a three-point favorite in their March 14 matchup, defeating the Kings by 18.
What the Moneyline Tells Us
The Kings were the favorite for every matchup against the Suns this season. They failed to win just one of the four games.
Chances the Suns Beat the Kings
| Chances Suns Win vs. Kings | OTB |
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How the Phoenix Suns Win vs. the Sacramento Kings
The Suns were looking to beat the Kings with Kevin Durant and Devin Booker in the starting lineup. Durant missed the first two matchups and the last matchup. But the one game Durant did play in, the Suns won. Durant and Booker both put up 22 points in their March 14 win.
- Strengths: 3-pointers and midrange shooting
- Weaknesses: Defense and offensive rebounding
How the Sacramento Kings Win vs. the Phoenix Suns
The Kings relied on forward DeMar DeRozan and guard Zach LaVine to defeat the Suns. LaVine averaged 22.4 points per game, and DeRozan averaged 22.2. The Kings clinched a spot in the Play-In tournament as the ninth seed in the Western Conference.
- Strengths: Scoring and rebounding
- Weaknesses: Defending three-point shooters
Phoenix Suns vs. Sacramento Kings Prop Bets
History of Phoenix Suns-Sacramento Kings Games
The Suns and Kings have played each other 254 times in the regular season and 19 times in the postseason. Their rivalry dates all the way back to 1968 when the Kings were called the Cincinnati Royals (and eventually the Kansas City-Omaha Kings/Kansas City Kings before ending up in Sacramento).
Suns Record vs. Sacramento Kings
The Suns' overall record vs. the Kings is 157-116 (including playoff games). The Suns finished the 2023-24 season with a three-game winning streak over the Kings before that streak was broken in November 2024. The Kings won the series against the Suns this season, 1-3.
All-Time Best Suns-Kings Games
One of the most notable series between the Suns and Kings came in 1981 when the Kansas City Kings beat the Suns in the Western Conference semifinals four games to three in a best-of-seven series.
| Date | Game | Result |
| Nov. 7, 2014 | Kings @ Suns | Kings won 114-112 (2OT) |
| April 19, 1981 | Kings @ Suns | Kings won 95-88 |
How to Bet on the Suns vs. Kings Game
When odds are available, you can find plenty of AZ sports betting promos and welcome offers to use on any Suns vs. Kings game or other NBA games this season. Make sure to check your sportsbook(s) apps' promos sections and see if they have any specific promos for Suns games.
Phoenix Suns vs. Sacramento Kings Odds FAQ:
The 2024-25 season is over, so the Suns will not be playing the Kings until next season. We will not know the odds until a day or so before the game. The schedule should be released in August.
When odds are available, you can place bets on the Kings and Suns game or any other NBA game at one of the 14 legal sportsbooks in Arizona. You must be 21 or older and within state lines.
The Suns are 157-116 (including playoffs) against the Kings dating back to 1968. Phoenix finished the 2024-25 season 1-3 against the Kings.
The 2024-25 season is over, so the Suns will not be playing the Kings until next season. The schedule will not be out until August, but we know the Suns will play the Kings four times in the 2025-26 regular season.
The Kings (known then as the Cincinnati Royals) beat the Suns in their first matchup on December 13, 1968, by a 130-123 score.
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Calli is lifelong resident of Arizona and has been an avid sports fan since she can remember. After earning her Bachelor’s degrees from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University, she combined her passion for journalism and sports. Calli has covered the NFL, NBA, MLB, NCAAF, college sports, and sports betting for several media outlets.
