The Suns and Kings are likely to engage in a high-scoring shootout on Sunday. Over its last four games, all of which have ended up being wins, the Suns have scored at least 129 points. The Kings only scored 97 in their last game, but have also given up 126 or more in three of their last four contests.

Before getting held to 97 by Boston, who is arguably the top defensive team in the NBA, Sacramento had scored 112 or higher in six of seven games. So expect them to shoot better tonight than they did on Friday. The thing is, the Kings were on pace for another high-scoring effort, but only managed 18 points in the fourth quarter.

Both teams average more than 110 PPG on the season. Phoenix is top four in the league at 114.7 PPG. Sacramento is second to last in points allowed, giving up 115.7 PPG.

So this should be another big offensive game for the Western Conference leading Suns, who are just three wins away from clinching home court advantage for the playoffs. They won’t take it easy on the Kings and those last four wins have come by an average of 22.3 points.

The Over is 21-8 in the Kings last 29 games following a double-digit loss at home.