- Matchup: Sacramento Kings vs Chicago Bulls
- Date: Wednesday, October 29, 2025
- Venue: United Center, Chicago, IL
- Broadcast: CHSN
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The Sacramento Kings (1-2) are traveling to the United Center on Wednesday to face off against the undefeated Chicago Bulls (3-0).
In their previous outing against the Lakers, the Kings were defeated with a score of 127-120. Sacramento finished with 26 personal fouls while the Lakers recorded 17. The Kings sunk 8 of 25 attempts from beyond the arc, whereas Los Angeles converted 89.1% from the free throw line, making 41 of 46 attempts. The Lakers also snagged 34 rebounds (11 offensive, 23 defensive) and blocked 4 shots. Sacramento distributed 27 assists and managed to force 17 turnovers, earning 13 steals in the process. On the glass, they totaled 45 rebounds with 11 being offensive, and shot 66.7% from the free throw line with 12 out of 18 made. Their field goal percentage was 44.6%, hitting 45 of 101 attempts and 18 out of 43 three-pointers.
Zach LaVine delivered an impressive performance, finishing the game with a shooting percentage of 50.0% but without any assists. After playing 40 minutes, he collected 4 rebounds and scored a total of 32 points on 12 out of 24 shooting.
The Kings enter this match with a record of 1-2 early in the season. They average 14.0 turnovers and commit 22.0 personal fouls per game. As a team, Sacramento secures 36.7 rebounds per game and has logged 74 assists so far, ranking 26th in the league. Their shooting from beyond the arc stands at 41.4% (41 of 99) and they are making 64.3% of their free throws. Scoring 113.7 points per game places them 23rd in the league, while their overall field goal percentage is 47.5%.
Defensively, the Kings force 17.7 turnovers per game and draw 19.3 personal fouls. Opponents are shooting 31.0% from three-point range, and Sacramento ranks 13th in points allowed per game (117.0). Their defense permits a shooting percentage of 46.7% (122 of 261) while allowing 49.3 rebounds per game, ranking 7th in assists allowed with 74 conceded this season.
In their last game, the Bulls secured a close victory over the Hawks, winning 128-123. Chicago allowed Atlanta to grab a total of 48 rebounds (16 offensive) during the match. The Bulls shot 34.4% from three-point territory, making 11 of 32 attempts, and 14 of 20 from the free throw line (70.0%). The Hawks managed to shoot 50.0% from the field, hitting 49 of 98 attempts. Chicago’s overall shooting percentage was 52.2%, making 48 out of 92 field goals. They successfully hit 16 of their 43 three-point shots (37.2%) and converted 16 of 21 free throws (76.2%). Atlanta committed 17 fouls, granting the Bulls ample opportunities at the free throw line. Chicago collected 36 defensive and 12 offensive rebounds, totaling 48 for the game.
Ayo Dosunmu played a crucial role for the Bulls, scoring 21 points in 27 minutes and distributing 2 assists. He shot an impressive 70.0%, hitting 7 of 10 attempts while also grabbing 3 rebounds.
The Bulls stand at 3-0 this season. On the offensive front, Chicago boasts a field goal percentage of 48.1%, ranking 10th in the league. They’ve accumulated a total of 353 points (117.7 per game) and grab 49.0 rebounds per game. Their assist rate is 29.3 per game, placing them 5th in the league, while they also average 18.7 turnovers. Chicago commits 23.0 fouls per game and converts 78.0% of their free throws.
On defense, Chicago’s opponents shoot 26.3% from beyond the arc (21 of 80) and 74.7% at the free throw line. They allow 24.3 assists and 45.0 rebounds per game, ranking 11th and 17th, respectively. The Bulls are 4th in points allowed per game (110.7), forcing opponents into 12.0 turnovers per game while allowing a field goal percentage of 44.7% (7th in the NBA).
Who will triumph tonight against the spread in this NBA showdown?
Pick: Back Sacramento
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