Highlights: Memphis Grizzlies 122-132 Sacramento Kings in 2025 NBA
Best moments and summary of the Sacramento Kings' victory over the Grizzlies in the 2025 NBA regular season, in a game that the locals dominated from start to finish on the floor.
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The game is starting to cool down at the Golden 1 Center and the game is becoming more and more decided. The visitors have very little control over the game and the Kings have dominated from start to finish, without much opposition from their opponents, keeping them ahead on the scoreboard and winning the game.
There's only one team on the court in this period, and we're getting closer and closer to the end. The visitors are trying to maintain a good pace to close the gap and keep the game within reach.
The clock isn't ticking; both coaching staffs have run out of time, and the period is drawing to a close. The deficit is already wide, and Sacramento is closing in on victory with everything wrapped up and 21 points in its favor.
Explosive pace on the court, the Kings try to finish everything quickly on the court, but Memphis doesn't give up any space and hasn't allowed the lead to exceed 15 points. Both teams are showing their grit, and a strong finish to the game is coming.
Sacramento continues to take control, and the Los Angeles team is starting to fall further behind. The game could end early and by a significant margin, with the Memphis Grizzlies calling time on the court.
The final game begins with the visitors leading by 12 points, with the Memphis Grizzlies 86-98 Sacramento Kings. The game is coming to a close, and the decisive moment to determine the winner is approaching, with the Kings far superior.
The home team regains a double-digit lead, and things are starting to get tough for the Grizzlies, with the Kings now holding a 12-point lead. The visitors must close out the fourth quarter in strong fashion to avoid slipping away from the win in the interconference matchup.
Sacramento pulls away on the scoreboard and forces a timeout. The Grizzlies pressed hard, growing increasingly aggressively and seeking a double-digit lead, with Malik Monk leading the team with 18 points.
The Grizzlies' hot streak seems to be over, and Sacramento has managed to ride out the game and regain a double-digit lead. The Kings have complete control of the court, and the clock is ticking down.
The Grizzlies narrow the gap and begin pressing hard to try to even things up and bring the game to life. The game is getting tight, and the Grizzlies could turn the score around.
Sacramento continues to control the game, and Memphis is starting to fall further behind. The game could end early and by a significant margin. The visitors are making adjustments to close the gap.
The third quarter begins with the visitors leading by 11 points, with the Memphis Grizzlies leading 54-65 over the Sacramento Kings. The best moments of the closing stages of the game are coming up, as the Grizzlies try to maintain their chances of winning.
The home team is under intense pressure to increase the lead and take the biggest possible lead at halftime. The first half is coming to an end, and the Knicks will look to close out the game in the third quarter.
Sacramento is doing much better, controlling the pace of the court. The visitors are losing very little, as they fall further and further behind. The Kings are leading by 13.
Both coaches let the clock run as long as possible, and Sacramento has taken advantage of this to stay ahead. Remember, Ja Morant is off the court due to rest, and the Grizzlies are losing a lot without their starting point guard.
The deficit is 8 points, and the visitors must slow things down. Memphis is in a timeout. The Kings' long-range game is proving very effective, keeping them ahead and avoiding a tie.
The Grizzlies are getting better, putting together a 5-point run and closing in on the game. The Sacramento Kings' strong start seems to have ended at the start of the new period. A tie could be on the cards.
The second quarter begins with the home team leading by 11 points, with the Memphis Grizzlies leading 26-37 over the Sacramento Kings. The best moments of the game are coming up, with strong minutes for the home team.
The Grizzlies called a timeout, and the home team began to pull away on the scoreboard and control the pace of the game. The visitors paused the action to readjust their approach and fight back on the court.
Strong pressure from the Kings, who are beginning to increase their lead and are putting the game with only a 7-point advantage for the visitors, which could lead to a double-digit difference on the court.
A 4-0 run by the Kings forced a timeout, and the visitors played strong minutes as they set the pace and tried to pull away early. Big minutes for the Kings with great shots.
The Grizzlies called a timeout, and the home team began to pull away on the scoreboard and control the pace of the game. The visitors paused the action to readjust their approach and fight back on the court.
The Californian team is getting off to a great start. The home team is playing better and is beginning to pull away from their opponent. The match is very competitive throughout the court, and we're off to a very active start on both sides of the court.
The NBA regular season game between the Memphis Grizzlies and Sacramento Kings kicks off at the Golden I Center. Follow all the action from this great duel here with us on VAVEL.
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The Golden I Center is ready for the start of this game between the Grizzlies and Kings. Both teams will be looking for a win to continue the NBA Regular Season in the best possible way. A great game awaits us on the court.
David Guthrie (#16), Nick Buchert (#3), and Derrick Collins (#11) are the designated referees for the 2024-2025 NBA Regular Season game between the Sacramento Kings and the Memphis Grizzlies.
The NBA championship continues, and the regular season is in full swing, with teams looking to fine-tune their chemistry to achieve their goals. This time, we have a duel between the Kings and the Grizzlies, two teams that have recently undergone a period of change and now aim to be a playoff team.
The last time the Kings and Grizzlies met was last season, when Memphis pulled off a 117-109 road victory, with Jaren Jackson Jr.'s double-double and Ja Morant putting in a strong performance.
Today we have a very interesting game between the Memphis Grizzlies and Sacramento Kings, with both teams looking for a victory to continue their strong run in the NBA Regular Season and stay at the top of their conference.
There's just under an hour until the game between the Memphis Grizzlies and Sacramento Kings kicks off at the Golden I Center. Both teams will be looking for a win. Who will pull it off this time? Follow our coverage on VAVEL.
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What time is the 2025 Memphis Grizzlies vs. Sacramento Kings NBA game?
Here are the kickoff times for the Memphis Grizzlies vs. Sacramento Kings game on March 17, 2025, in several countries:
Argentina: 11 PM on NBA League Pass
Bolivia: 10 PM on NBA League Pass
Brazil: 12 PM on NBA League Pass
Chile: 11 PM on NBA League Pass
Colombia: 9 PM on NBA League Pass
Ecuador: 9 PM on NBA League Pass
USA (ET): 9 PM on NBATV
Spain: 3 AM on NBA League Pass
Mexico: 8 PM on NBATV, NBA League Pass
Paraguay: 11 PM on NBA League Pass
Peru: 9 PM on NBA League Pass
Uruguay: 11 PM on NBA League Pass
Venezuela: 10 PM on NBA League Pass
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These are the players on the team's injured list: None. Despite not having any seriously injured players, Sacramento has a full roster for this game, although we may have a roster rotation and rest some players.
The Sacramento forward is one of the Kings' biggest stars. He finished the season as the team's leading offensive player, averaging a double-double of 18.9 points, 12.3 rebounds, and 5.8 assists per game. The Kings star will be starting his first full season with Sacramento, having only played 15 games with the team following his trade from Indiana. Sabonis will look to take advantage of the Kings' revamped roster and combine his play with that of Zach Lavine, Malik Monk, Kevin Huerter, and Quinn Cook to help Sacramento break its 16-year postseason skid. Sabonis will look to become the face of the Kings franchise and be the team's offensive and defensive leader.
The Kings are starting a new season with the same goal: to reach the postseason and break their slump after 16 years without a playoff berth. The team has begun to make moves and has significantly overhauled the roster in search of a chance to sneak into the Play-In. While it seems the front office has made desperate moves, the project has undergone a significant overhaul. Players like Domantas Sabonis and DeMar DeRozan have been retained, who will be the face of the franchise and responsible for leading the team offensively and defensively. Mike Brown's coaching staff signed Malik Monk from the Lakers and Kevin Huerter from the Hawks to improve the team's starting five. The contracts of Matthew Dellavedova, Harrison Barnes, Quinn Cook, and Zach Lavine were also renegotiated to provide a solid backbone for the team. Last season, the team finished in twelfth place with a record of 30 wins and 52 losses, effectively missing out on any postseason berths. Mike Brown's team will look to have a strong offense and be a tough opponent throughout the season to fight for a playoff spot.
These are the players on the team's injured list: GG Jackson. Despite having players with serious injuries, the Grizzlies have several key players available on their roster and are working on an important rotation to prevent further injuries. Any additional absences for the game will be announced at the last minute.
The Memphis guard is the Grizzlies' star player and finished the season as the team's leading scorer and assist provider, averaging 26.7 points, 5.7 rebounds, and 6.7 assists per game. The Grizzlies' star is back on the court and is taking advantage of the team's strong momentum, leading them to the top of the Western Conference. After being considered one of the starting point guards for the All-Star Game, he was considered one of the big players of the season and postseason due to his strong form. Without a doubt, the point guard's connection with Jaren Jackson Jr., Desmond Bane, and Zach Edey is bearing fruit for a team that hasn't received much attention but is undoubtedly worth watching in this new campaign.
The Memphis Grizzlies are coming off a poor season where they failed to make the playoffs. After numerous issues with the health of the roster, they finished thirteenth in the Western Conference standings with a record of 27 wins and 55 losses. This string of results led the team to land a solid first-round pick, bringing in Zach Edey to bolster the team's defensive line. The Grizzlies have managed to maintain the core of the team and tweak all lines with various young talents like Yuki Kawamura and Jay Huff. The team has a great roster brimming with talent, including Ja Morant, Jaren Jackson Jr., Desmond Bane, Marcus Smart, Santi Aldama, and Luke Kennard. Memphis' future looks very interesting, but its present is even more surprising with an unstoppable Ja Morant and the need to perform at their best to seek a repeat championship. The team's goal is to fight to make the playoffs and show the same level of performance that made them one of the leading teams in their conference a few years ago.
The Golden I Center in Sacramento will host this preseason matchup between two teams looking to continue their 2024-2025 NBA campaign in their respective conferences. This arena has a capacity of 17,600 fans and was opened in 2016.
Welcome to the live broadcast of the Memphis Grizzlies vs. Sacramento Kings game, part of the 2025 NBA Regular Season. The match will take place at the Golden I Center at 8:00 PM. My name is Carlos, and I'll be your host for this game. We'll be bringing you pre-game analysis, score updates, and live news here on VAVEL.
