The Sacramento Kings continue their road trip with a stop in Oklahoma, where they’ll face the OKC Thunder. So far, the Kings are 1-3 on their six-game road trip, with their most recent loss coming against the Philadelphia 76ers, 117-104. As they look to bounce back, the spotlight remains on De’Aaron Fox amid swirling trade rumors.

Fox has been at the center of trade speculation, with strong links to the San Antonio Spurs. However, despite the ongoing rumors, the star point guard has maintained his professionalism and suited up for Thursday’s game against the Sixers. He delivered an impressive performance, tallying 19 points, eight rebounds, and five assists. But, with trade discussions heating up, fans are eager to know whether Fox will play tonight against the Thunder.

Sacramento Kings injury report ahead of the OKC Thunder test

As of now, Fox is expected to take the court, as he is not listed on the Kings’ injury report. His presence will be a significant boost for Sacramento in what promises to be a tough matchup.

In addition to Fox’s availability, the Kings received more good news ahead of this clash—their entire roster is healthy and available. Sacramento has no players on the injury report, which strengthens their chances against a formidable Thunder squad.

On the other hand, OKC has been dealing with injury setbacks. Key players such as veteran guard Alex Caruso, center Chet Holmgren, and Ajay Mitchell are listed on their injury report. This could provide Sacramento with an opportunity to capitalize and redeem themselves after suffering a 21-point defeat to OKC in their previous meeting this season.

How can the Sacramento Kings line up for tonight’s matchup?

With no injury concerns, interim head coach Doug Christie has the freedom to field his best lineup. While Fox remains a key figure despite trade uncertainty, the Kings will also rely on Malik Monk and Domantas Sabonis to lead the charge.

That being said, here’s how the Kings could line up:

Historically, the Thunder have dominated this matchup, leading the all-time series 152-101. Additionally, OKC has been the stronger team this season, making them clear favorites. However, with several of their key players sidelined, the Kings have a window of opportunity to secure a crucial win.

One of the most exciting aspects of tonight’s game will be the battle between two elite point guards—Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and De’Aaron Fox. If Fox and the Kings capitalized on OKC’s injury struggles, they might just pull off an upset and turn their road trip around.