Watch Lakers vs Kings Live: TV Channel & Streaming Options (October 26)

The Los Angeles Lakers are gearing up to face off against the Sacramento Kings in Pacific Division action on October 26, 2025. If you’re looking to catch the game, here are the details you need to know.

The game will take place at the Golden 1 Center at 9 p.m. ET. For those looking to stream the game, Fubo is your go-to option. If you prefer watching on TV, you can tune in to SportsNet LA or NBCS-CA.

For those lucky enough to attend the game in person, tickets are available on StubHub.

In terms of the odds, the spread favors Los Angeles at -3.5 (-105), with Sacramento coming in at +3.5 (-115). The favorite moneyline is Los Angeles at -150, while the underdog moneyline is Sacramento at +125. The total points over/under is set at 226.5, with the over odds at -115 and the under odds at -105.

Injury reports for the Lakers include Maxi Kleber out with an oblique injury, LeBron James out with a nerve issue, Adou Thiero out with a knee problem, Luka Doncic questionable with a knee injury, and Jaxson Hayes also questionable with a knee issue. For the Kings, Keegan Murray is out with a thumb injury, Nique Clifford is out with a hamstring injury, and Zach LaVine is questionable due to an illness.

In terms of stats, last season the Lakers averaged 113.4 points per game, which was very close to the 115.3 points the Kings allowed. The Kings, on the other hand, averaged 115.7 points per game, only slightly higher than the 112.2 points the Lakers allowed.

When it comes to shooting from beyond the arc, the Lakers shot 36.6% from deep last season, slightly lower than the 38.1% the Kings conceded. The Kings, on the other hand, shot 35.7% from 3-point range, just edging out the 35.6% the Lakers allowed their opponents to shoot.

So, whether you’re tuning in from home, catching the game at the venue, or placing bets on the outcome, be sure to stay updated on the latest news and stats to make the most of this exciting matchup between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Sacramento Kings.