The Sacramento Kings are 20-11 in the Doug Christie era, and they look to continue their run of good form in a coming contest against the LA Clippers. With a 33-29 record, the Kings are the No. 9 seed in a tight-knit Western Conference. They are coming off a win over the San Antonio Spurs, a contest in which they secured a 127-109 victory.

The Sacramento Kings (33-29) and Los Angeles Clippers (34-29) meet in a pivotal matchup with playoff implications on Sunday night (9:30 ET, League Pass).

Over the last seven games, the Los Angeles Clippers have surrendered a whopping 28.9 points, 6.9 rebounds, and 9.9 assists to opposing point guards. With Monk out, Keon Ellis has been the nominal starting PG, but LaVine has seen a big bump in ball-handling and facilitating responsibilities.

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This will be the third of four meetings between the two teams this season, however, this will be the first time the Clippers will see the new-look Kings since the trade deadline.