Sacramento Kings: How to watch vs. Phoenix Suns in Vegas SL opener
By Tyler Watts
The Sacramento Kings begin their Las Vegas Summer League against the Phoenix Suns on July 7 and here is all the information you need to watch that contest.
The Sacramento Kings begin their second summer league tournament of this offseason on July 7. They wrapped up the California Classic with one win in three games and plenty of valuable experience gained for their young players. Now the Kings head to Las Vegas for their annual event. All 30 teams are attending this year, so expect plenty of fireworks.
Sacramento is part of Saturday’s feature game against the Phoenix Suns. It is battle of the top two draft picks in 2018. The Suns selected center DeAndre Ayton first overall, and the Kings followed with big man Marvin Bagley III. To increase the excitement level of this matchup, Ayton and Bagley III figure to be guarding each other for most of the night. Harry Giles will slot in at the four for Sacramento pushing MB3 to center. That alone should bring out a massive crowd in Vegas on Saturday.
The game tonight is must-see action, so here is all the information you need to be able to do just that.
Start Time
The Kings Las Vegas Summer League opener tips off at approximately 7:30 p.m. ET or 4:30 p.m. PT.
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How to watch
The contest is yet again on national television. ESPN is airing the game, and it figures to draw a massive audience.
Watch online
Fans can also watch online via Watch ESPN or the ESPN app which is available on any connected device.
Final thoughts
There is no better way to spend your Saturday evening than kicking back and watching the Sacramento Kings take on the Phoenix Suns in Vegas Summer League action. The Kings should feature NBA rotation players left and right in their lineup. Frank Mason, Harry Giles, Justin Jackson, and Bagley III are all set to take part in tonight’s action.
Keep an eye on who is guarding DeAndre Ayton in the game. MB3 figures to do the majority of the work and that should be a fantastic test of his defensive play. Bagley III gets knocked plenty for it, but see for yourself how he holds up against the Suns.
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