Sacramento Kings will host Boston Celtics this Friday. The matchup promises an intriguing battle, given the contrasting forms and performances of the two teams. Looking at the numbers, the Sacramento Kings' offensive conversion rate on the offensive end reaches 24.3% (5th in the league), which is 6.2 percentage points higher than that of the Boston Celtics. The Kings' expected goals efficiency value is 1.12 (18% above the league average). The Kings also boast a 58.7% key pass success rate (4th in the league) and a frontcourt pass value of 1.35 (3rd in the league), creating a synergistic effect and generating 3.2 threat attacks per game. In terms of mid-court control, the Kings' transition speed is 4.8 seconds (near the fastest in the league), 0.9 seconds faster than the Celtics, generating 1.5 fast-break opportunities per game through rapid advancement. The Boston Celtics and Sacramento Kings have very different recent form, which should make for an exciting contest. The Sacramento Kings' season hasn't been great, securing only 8 wins while suffering 25 losses, with a net point difference of -11.3 points. Their win rate is extremely low, whether at home or in the last 6 games, particularly a string of losses at the end of the season that has dampened the team's morale.