The Suns' Big Three is starting to jell. They enter off of double-digit victories over the Lakers and Trail Blazers. Phoenix should be super-focused after losing the first two matchups against Sacramento, which is closing a five-game road trip. Kings starting forward Keegan Murray (15.8 ppg) is questionable with a hip injury.

Feels like a tough spot for the Kings at the end of a long road trip, having lost the past two and probably without Keegan Murray due to injury. The Suns are far from perfect, need a true point guard and tend to struggle in the fourth quarter but enter off back-to-back double-digit wins and are healthy. Perhaps a little extra motivation as well in that Phoenix is 0-2 vs. Sacramento this season, losing both by double digits. The Suns didn't have their Big 3 for either, however.

Defensively the Sacramento Kings have been abysmal over their last handful of games. Expect the Phoenix Suns to be the latest to attack the Kings who are coming off a heart break over time loss to the Milwaukee Bucks. Phoenix is growing with the on floor chemistry of their big three in Kevin Durant, Devin Booker, and Bradley Beal. Tail the Suns as the Kings drop their third straight.