Sydney Kings are currently fourth in the league with a record of 12 wins and 7 losses, showcasing their recent dominance with a five-game winning streak. In their last game, they convincingly defeated Illawarra Hawks 108-84, with key guard Kendrick Davis delivering a stellar performance, scoring 27 points, grabbing 4 rebounds, and providing 9 assists. Brisbane Bullets, on the other hand, are struggling in ninth place with a 6-15 record, still vying for a play-in tournament spot. Despite their recent 87-92 loss to Melbourne United, they demonstrated a revitalized spirit. Sydney Kings vs. Brisbane Bullets: Sydney Kings, with 12 wins and 7 losses, rank fourth. Over their last six games, they've won five and lost one, allowing an average of only 85.7 points per game. Their home games have seen even better defensive performances, conceding only 81.3 points on average in their last six home matches. They employ a defensive system focused on protecting the paint and closely guarding the perimeter, effectively slowing down opponents' pace. Brisbane Bullets, with a 6-15 record, are ninth. They've only managed one win in their last six games, averaging 79.3 points per game, with poor outside shooting efficiency and a heavy reliance on Harrison's offensive contributions. Sydney Kings are adept at controlling the game's tempo with low-possession plays. In the paint, Sydney's McGee and Cooks will aim to limit Harrison's attacks, reducing his second-chance opportunities. In the backcourt, Davis will strive to disrupt Freeman-Liberty's playmaking, potentially leading to more turnovers and reduced offensive efficiency.