DraftKings. Malik Monk has failed to clear this number in 10/12 games since Zach LaVine joined the team, including both games without Domantas Sabonis. The matchup against the Warriors is not ideal either, as Golden State ranks fifth against pick and roll ball-handlers, and allow the second fewest PRA overall to opposing point guards. Would play this down to under 28.5 PRA.

Jonathan Kuminga apparently returns to active duty for the Warriors in what will be his first action alongside Jimmy Butler, whose addition has proven Golden State with quite a spark (12-2 since his arrival; 12-1 with Butler available). Ask Sactown, routed 132-108 by the Jimmy B Warriors back on February 21 at Golden 1 Center, though it was Buddy Hield doing most of the damage with 22 points. The Kings are playing more small-ball with Domantas Sabonis (hamstring) out of the lineup, and were stung in their last game when the Knicks rolled up a 133-104 scoreline, though previous games had offered some encouragement, with Zach LaVine recently hitting 30+ in back-to-back games. Play Kings-Warriors Over.

Draymond Green has played well as the Warriors make a push for the playoffs. Over their last seven games, he has averaged 10.3 points, 8.4 rebounds and 7.3 assists. He also averaged 32 minutes, which is an increase from his season average of 29 minutes per game. During that seven-game span, Green recorded at least seven rebounds six times. The last time he faced the Kings, he had eight rebounds over 28 minutes. Look for him to be busy on the boards again.

Steph Curry needs two made 3-pointers to become the first -- and I'd guess only one ever -- to reach 4,000 career regular-season 3-pointers in the NBA. Might he be pressing a bit early? A bit distracted after getting the mark? Honestly, I don't really need a reason to fade him under this number. Not easy making six 3-pointers and Curry has done so in just two of his past 13 games. He averages 4.3 makes at home and 3.0 against the Kings this season.

The Warriors destroyed Sacramento by 24 last time out and might do it again. Himmy Butler has brought the Golden State offense to life and they are 10-1 SU with him, winning every game by at least 5 points. The Kings are erratic and not particularly good at anything. They are 2-5 ATS last 7 on road, 8-13 ATS vs top 10 teams and 4-8 ATS within the division. The Warriors have failed to cover 3 in a row but settling in being back home will help their prep and they have won 5 in row, including 3 by double digits.