Sacramento hosts a big challenge on Tuesday night. Here's how to watch.
The Sacramento Kings walk into the Golden 1 Center with new established confidence. They're fresh off taking down an aspiring playoff team in the Houston Rockets -- which featured Dennis Schroeder carrying the load late off the bench.
But an even larger challenge awaits in the 916 region. One of the league's best teams is pulling up.
So how can fans watch this anticipated battle between the Detroit Pistons and the Kings? There are not one, but four different watch options available.
NBC Sports California is one offered for local audiences in the Bay Area and Sacramento region. Mark Jones handles play-by-play duties for the outlet with former WNBA star Kayte Christensen handling color commentary.
But there are two more watch options that serve Piston fans through FanDuel.
One is FanDuel Sports Network Detroit -- which features George Blaha on the play-by-play call. Grant Long and Dwane Casey are the rotational color commentators for Pistons coverage there. Greg Kelser serves as lead in-studio analyst alongside Johnny Kane and Natalie Kerwin.
But there's another FanDuel option...which is FanDuel Sports Network Indiana. They also include Pistons games when the Pacers aren't on the court.
Lastly, NBA League Pass is one more outlet for fans to view the game. Offers include the premium package of $114.99 which features more in-arena access and no commercials. But the standard option of $79.99 brings more commercials.
Again, Sacramento is fresh off stunning the Rockets in overtime with DeMar DeRozan dropping 27 points and Keegan Murray scoring 26. But again, Schroeder ignited the late scoring with hitting 24 points. Russell Westbrook added 21 points in starting duty. He and Maxime Raynaud hit double-doubles by grabbing 13 and 14 rebounds, respectively.
However, it's likely Sacramento head coach Doug Christie won't hand Malik Monk any extensive minutes. Monk surfaced as someone officially available for the trade market, per NBA insider Chris Haynes.