PREVIEW: The Toronto Raptors arrive in Sacramento boasting elite rim attack efficiency ranked second league-wide, combined with second-ranked passing prowess that makes their offensive system particularly dangerous. Fresh off a dominant 145-127 victory over the Warriors, the Raptors showcased their offensive firepower with Immanuel Quickley's 40-point masterclass and Scottie Barnes' all-around brilliance. Toronto leads the entire league in fast break production with 865 total points and 19.2 per game, creating transition opportunities that keep opponents scrambling. However, the visiting team's defensive vulnerabilities against rim attacks ranked 23rd present an opportunity for Sacramento to attack the paint aggressively. The Kings counter with a unique mid-range oriented offense ranked first in the league for frequency, but their defensive shortcomings are glaring with rankings near the bottom for both rim protection and spacing. Sacramento enters this matchup reeling from a 130-117 loss to Miami, where poor second-quarter defense allowed 45 points and set the tone for another disappointing home effort. The Kings struggle with three-point volume and efficiency, ranking dead last in both makes and attempts per game this season. With Toronto's second-ranked passing attack facing Sacramento's mid-range defense, watch how each team adjusts to these contrasting offensive philosophies in what shapes up as a compelling stylistic battle on Wednesday night.