The Toronto Raptors are on the second night of a back-to-back as they take on the Sacramento Kings inside Scotiabank Arena. <\/p>\n
The Raptors beat the Kings in their prior meeting back in January. Now the two teams meet in Toronto, and the Raptors need the win badly<\/a>. The Raptors are in sixth place in the Eastern Conference, half a game behind the Atlanta Hawks for the number five seed, after losing to the first-place Detroit Pistons on the road last night. <\/p>\n The Kings find themselves on a four-game losing streak as they sit in last place in the Western Conference. They come into the game as a potential trap because they have two nights of rest more than what the Raptors are dealing with, so that could come into play at some point during the contest. <\/p>\n On top of that, the Raptors are dealing with a number of injuries and, being on the second night of a back-to-back, the team could be short-handed even more. <\/p>\n The key to victory for the Raptors is making sure Scottie Barnes<\/a> outplays DeMar DeRozan<\/a>. If Barnes can keep DeRozan to a respectable point total, the Raptors should walk away with a victory with ease.<\/p>\n Sacramento Kings vs. Toronto Raptors Game Details<\/p>\n \u2022 Matchup: Sacramento Kings vs. Toronto Raptors What channel is Kings vs. Raptors on?<\/p>\n Kings vs. Raptors will air on Sportsnet.<\/p>\n How to stream Kings vs. Raptors live<\/p>\n Fans can stream the game live on: Radio and live audio<\/p>\n \u2022 TSN 1050 Kings injury report<\/p>\n – Shooting guard Zach Levine is recovering from surgery on his right hand. Raptors injury report<\/p>\n Immanuel Quickley is out with plantar fasciitis<\/a>. Forward Jamison Battle is dealing with an illness. Collin Murray-Boyles<\/a> (back) and Brandon Ingram (heel) played last night but could be rested on the second night of a back-to-back.<\/p>\n
\u2022 Date: Wednesday, April 1
\u2022 Kickoff Time: 8:00 PM EST
\u2022 Location: Scotiabank Arena | Toronto, Ontario, Canada<\/p>\n
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– Demontis Savonis is out for the year after knee surgery to repair a torn meniscus.
– DeAndre Hunter is out recovering from eye surgery.
– Backup center Drew Eubanks tore his UCL in his left thumb a few weeks ago.
– Rookie guard Isaiah Stevens is out due to ankle soreness.
– Former top five pick Keegan Murray is also out with an ankle injury.
– Russell Westbrook will miss the game due to a toe injury.<\/p>\n