Injury Report, Updated Odds (2/11): Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Sacramento Kings

On Sunday, the Oklahoma City Thunder will play their second consecutive afternoon game, this time on their home court, and they will have an opportunity to recover. Just a day earlier, they took on the Dallas Mavericks in a battle that saw them fall by their worst deficit of the

season. Now, the Thunder takes on the Sacramento Kings with an opportunity to

bounce back, though they haven’t fared well against them in recent past. The

Thunder are currently ranked No. 4 in the Western Conference, one game

behind the top seed. With the narrow gap, the standings are meaningless right

now, but the Thunder can ease their own burdens by winning this afternoon.

INJURY REPORT Thunder: Bismack Biyombo, OUT (Not with team) Gordon Hayward, OUT (Calf) Keyontae Johnson, OUT (G League) Kings: Chris Duarte, OUT (Ankle) Jordan Ford, OUT (G League) Mason Jones, OUT (G League) Jason Slawson, OUT (G League) Sasha Vezenkov, OUT (Ankle)

With Hayward and Biyombo in the starting lineup, the Thunder’s current lineup will be much more entertaining to watch after the All-Star break, offering the team a better idea of what to expect in the postseason.

Other than Duarte, there is no injury that will provide and huge impact swing on this game, and the game will be tight-knit with both teams being mostly healthy. UPDATED ODDS

The Thunder, who are 20-6 this season, have the advantage of playing at Paycom Center. In addition, the Kings have a 15–12 record away from home this year. As a result, the Thunder are now 3.5-point

favorites over the Kings, who desperately

need to turn things around. The Thunder have a difficult task ahead of them as the

Kings have proven to be a difficult opponent, and they are hoping to avoid

going down three games in a row for the first time this season.