The Kings need a spark off their bench with Malik Monk (knee) out. So far, Trey Lyles has provided that spark. When he faced the Jazz on Sunday, he produced 11 points, four rebounds and three assists over 19 minutes against the Jazz. He played 26 minutes against the Clippers on Tuesday, producing 15 points, four rebounds and five assists. The Knicks aren’t the easiest of matchups, but added opportunities still leaves Lyles with a favorable opportunity to hit this over.

Injuries continue to define the Knicks' season; Julius Randle, sidelined since late January, has now been declared officially out for the rest of the campaign as shoulder surgery beckons. Plus, Tom Thibodeau's valued defensive ace OG Anunoby has only played three games since late January and remains out tonight with elbow issues. Interestingly, Anunoby's last game was March 16 at Sacto when the Knicks won 99-91 but landed "under" in the process. More recently, however, much to do with Jalen Brunson's latest scoring binge, NY has been trending hard to the "over" (five straight and seven of eight), mirroring league-wide trending the past couple of weeks. Play Kings-LKnicks "Over"