Warriors vs. Kings Prediction, Odds, and NBA Prop Bets for Wednesday, Nov. 5
Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors come off a win against the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday night and face a quick turnaround to play the Sacramento Kings on Wednesday. Curry’s participation is uncertain due to illness, while Jimmy Butler, who left Tuesday’s game early with a back issue, could impact the Kings' performance.
Oddsmakers have made Golden State the underdog for this matchup. Sacramento holds a 2-5 record this season and recently lost to the Denver Nuggets, but they might capitalize on a Warriors team that is 1-3 on the road.
Despite this, the Kings rank in the bottom 10 across the league in net rating and have struggled against the spread, with a 3-4 record overall and 0-2 at home against the spread. Additionally, Zach LaVine and Domantas Sabonis are both questionable for Wednesday’s game.
Key Prop Bets and Player Insights
Domantas Sabonis, questionable for the game, is averaging 4.0 assists per game this season but has surpassed this assist line in his last three games. This trend makes his assist prop an appealing bet against a potentially shorthanded Golden State team.
"Sabonis is averaging just 6."
Summary
Wednesday’s Warriors-Kings game features uncertainty due to key player health, with Sacramento facing challenges despite home advantage and Golden State adjusting without Curry. Sabonis' assist prop stands out as a potential bet if he plays.
Author’s summary: This matchup hinges on player availability and recent form, with Sabonis’ assist line offering a solid prop bet amid uncertainty on both sides.