- Matchup: Sacramento Kings vs Indiana Pacers
- Date: Tuesday, March 10, 2026
- Venue: Golden 1 Center, Sacramento, CA
- Broadcast: NBC Sports California
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The Indiana Pacers (15-49) travel to the Golden 1 Center on Tuesday, looking to take on the Sacramento Kings (15-50).
In their latest encounter, the Pacers suffered a defeat against the Trail Blazers, with a final score of 131-111. Indiana committed 22 personal fouls compared to Portland’s 19. They converted 15 of 41 attempts from beyond the arc. On the free-throw line, Portland excelled, hitting 81.5% with 22 of 27 shots made. The Blazers dominated the boards, securing 53 rebounds (13 offensive, 40 defensive) alongside 6 blocked shots and 29 assists, while also making 5 steals. Defensively, Indiana allowed their opponents to shoot 50.5% from the field, giving up 47 of 93 attempts. The Pacers recorded 38 rebounds, with 12 being offensive, and managed to earn 9 steals throughout the game. At the charity stripe, Indiana had a rough night, hitting only 15 of 24 attempts for a percentage of 62.5%. Overall, the Pacers ended the game with a field goal percentage of 43.2%, hitting 41 of 95 shots, including 14 of 42 from three-point range.
Pascal Siakam was pivotal in the matchup, shooting 45.0% from the field and dishing out 5 assists. Playing for 32 minutes, he grabbed 6 rebounds and scored 22 points on 9 of 20 shooting.
As the Pacers step into this game with a record of 15-49, they average 111.4 points per game (27th in the league) while shooting 45.0% overall. Indiana has achieved a 34.6% success rate from three-point range (824 of 2,383). At the free-throw line, they convert 76.5% of their attempts. The Pacers average 42.2 rebounds and have dished out 1,694 assists this season, ranking 13th in the NBA for assists. They average 14.4 turnovers and commit 21.5 fouls per game.
On the defensive front, Indiana generates an average of 13.8 turnovers per game and commits 20.4 fouls of their own. They rank 14th in the league for assists allowed, having conceded 1,685 this season. The Pacers have an opponent field goal percentage of 49.0% (2,809 of 5,729) and allow 46.9 rebounds per game, with 35.0% shooting allowed from three-point range. They are ranked 26th in points allowed per game, giving up an average of 120.0 points.
In their last game, the Kings claimed victory over the Bulls with a score of 126-110. Sacramento secured 42 defensive and 13 offensive rebounds, reaching a total of 55 for that game. They turned the ball over 4 times while managing to make 5 steals. Chicago was penalized for 19 fouls, sending the Kings to the free-throw line 23 times, where they converted 21 attempts for a success rate of 91.3%. From beyond the arc, Sacramento scored 37.9% (11 of 29 attempts). At the end of the contest, the Kings shot 47 of 105 from the floor, recording a shooting percentage of 44.8%. The Kings allowed Chicago to make 35 of 84 field goal attempts, resulting in a shooting percentage of 41.7%. Additionally, they allowed the Bulls to hit 37.8% of their three-point shots (17 of 45). Sacramento managed to sink 23 of 34 free throws, translating to a 67.6% success rate while conceding 49 total rebounds to Chicago (9 offensive).
Malik Monk played a key role for the Kings, scoring 30 points in 31 minutes, along with 5 assists. He hit 11 of 24 shots for a field goal percentage of 45.8% and grabbed 4 rebounds.
The Kings hold a record of 15-50 this season. In terms of offensive performance, they’re shooting 46.2% from the field, ranking 21st overall. Sacramento has totaled 7,190 points for the year, averaging 110.6 points per game, while pulling down 41.8 rebounds per outing. They’re averaging 25.4 assists (21st in the league) and turning the ball over 14.2 times per game. The Kings are committing an average of 19.8 fouls and making 77.9% of their free throws.
Defensively, the Kings find themselves ranked 28th in allowing points per game, giving up an average of 121.1. They force 14.3 turnovers on a nightly basis and allow opponents to shoot 49.5% from the field (30th in the league). Sacramento’s defense allows 36.8% shooting from three-point range (863 of 2,345) and opponents convert 78.1% of their free throws against them. They permit an average of 27.8 assists and 44.9 rebounds per game, placing them 25th and 17th in the league, respectively.
Who will come out on top in tonight’s NBA clash against the spread?
Prediction: Back Sacramento
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