Sacramento Kings' recent performances have been inconsistent. Their preseason shooting percentage stood at 48.2%, but their three-point accuracy was a low 31.2%. They average 41 rebounds per game in the regular season, placing them mid-table in the league. Their overall offensive and defensive efficiency appears stable. However, in the last 10 games, their shooting percentage dropped to 45.1%, while rebounds increased to 44.2, indicating more competitive rebounding. Assists remained consistent at 24.6, and steals held steady at 9.5, suggesting a solid defense. Boston Celtics, on the other hand, show significant overall statistical advantages. From preseason to regular season, the Celtics have a superior shooting percentage of 47.3%, with a notable 36.2% from three-point range, demonstrating strong outside offense. They lead in average rebounds with 52.8, showcasing their dominance. Their ball control is also more efficient, with turnovers controlled to under 12.5 in the last 10 games, indicating stability. While the Kings' rebounding stats are not lacking, their overall shooting efficiency needs improvement, particularly in three-point shooting. The two teams exhibit different characteristics in their offensive and defensive transitions. The Kings need to improve their shooting, while the Celtics need to maintain their offensive strength while managing their defensive rhythm. The technical data differences between the two teams will significantly affect the game's outcome. NBA Sacramento Kings/Boston Celtics 01-02 11:00 Match direction: 227.5, Under