At ATS.io, we constantly keep our finger on the pulse of the futures odds of each NBA division. Continue reading for the latest on the NBA Pacific Division, as we look at the current odds and give our thoughts on each team, to help you make the most informed NBA betting picks for this division throughout the season.

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NBA Pacific Division Odds
Team | Division Odds |
Los Angeles Lakers | -250 |
LA Clippers | +260 |
Golden State Warriors | +1400 |
Sacramento Kings | +6000 |
Phoenix Suns | +8000 |
Los Angeles Lakers
The Los Angeles Lakers won the inaugural NBA In-Season Tournament last season, but they couldn’t make it out of the first round of the playoffs. This year, the Lakers have been inconsistent. But they are at the top of the Pacific Division standings and have brought Luka Doncic in from the Dallas Mavericks, which will make them an attractive pick to win the Western Conference.
Los Angeles Clippers
The Los Angeles Clippers had the longest odds to win the Pacific Division last year, but they managed to get it done. This year, the Clippers are facing more adversity. They lost Paul George to the 76ers, while Kawhi Leonard has already missed time virtually all season. But the Clippers have remained competitive in the Pacific Division standings so far, with the improvement of Norman Powell helping them stay in the playoff hunt.
Golden State Warriors
The Golden State Warriors were knocked out in the play-in tournament last year, falling to the Sacramento Kings at the first hurdle in that event. This year, the Warriors are hoping for young players like Jonathan Kuminga to take a huge leap forward, while they continue to demand the most out of vets like Steph Curry. Golden State is battling for a spot in the play-in tournament as of now, and they could very well miss that if they don’t pick things up late in the regular season.
Sacramento Kings
The Sacramento Kings made a splash in the offseason, landing DeMar DeRozan to join a team that lost in the final play-in tournament game in the Western Conference. The problem is that move has not translated to a strong start in the standings, as Sacramento has some catching up to do as they have not been able to close games. They have traded away De’Aaron Fox and brought in Zach LaVine as they look to secure a spot in the play-in tournament.
Phoenix Suns
The Phoenix Suns once again failed to reach the NBA Finals last season, losing in the first round of the playoffs to the Minnesota Timberwolves. This season, the Suns were among the favorites to win the Pacific Division, but this season has been a nightmare for them so far. Phoenix has been unable to play defense consistently, while Bradley Beal has seen his role diminished. The Suns are wasting a brilliant offensive season from Kevin Durant, as the Suns are in danger of missing the play-in tournament and the playoffs.