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Are the Kings starting off the season healthy? No. Have the Kings built momentum in the off-season with impactful acquisitions, coaching changes etc.? Nope. Well, at least their starters have all gotten to coalesce over the course of suprisingly good…

The Sacramento Kings open their regular season against the Los Angeles Clippers at Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California. Both teams enter the matchup severely depleted by injuries and roster setbacks. Writer Will Griffith views the game as winnable for Sacramento despite low overall expectations for the Kings' upcoming season, pointing to key matchups featuring Zach LaVine, Domantas Sabonis, and rookie Darius Acuff Jr.
Sacramento will be without injured players Maxim Raynaud, Dylan Cardwell, and Ben Simmons, while Malik Monk is listed as questionable. The Clippers are also missing several key players, including Brandon Ingram, Bradley Beal, Max Strus, Jordan Miller, and Yanic Konan Niederhausen. Griffith expects a difficult season ahead for Sacramento despite potential opportunities in this opening contest.
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