Kings Make Starting Lineup Change vs Nuggets Due to Injury
The Sacramento Kings travel to face the Denver Nuggets on Wednesday to end a four-game road trip but are facing some adversity heading into the big matchup. The Nuggets are in third place in the West with a 39-22 record, so heading into Denver is already a tall task for the Kings, and injuries are not making it any easier for them.
Monk moved into the starting lineup at shooting guard in early December after finishing second in Sixth Man of the Year ...
Iffy for Wednesday ...
The Kings lose another crucial piece to injury, with Malik Monk joining Domantas Sabonis on the mend with a leg injury., ...
For the first time in the 191 games he played with Sacramento, Malik Monk’s name was first. Sacramento lost by 19 to the Orlando Magic, but the chatter postgame had little to do with the actual ...
Ellis is in the starting lineup for Wednesday's game against the Nuggets, Jason Anderson of The Sacramento Bee reports. Due to the absence of Malik Monk (toe) on Wednesday, Ellis will move into the ...
Malik Monk signed with the Kings to play alongside childhood friend and former Kentucky teammate De’Aaron Fox. He never imagined he would take Fox’s place as the team’s starting point guard ...
But their opportunity to reach a milestone that hasn't been done in over 20 years will be more challenging without the services of energetic guard Malik Monk, who was ruled out of the contest with ...
Kings' guard Malik Monk scores 31 points in Sacramento's 143-120 loss to the New York Knicks Saturday at Madison Square Garden.
Zach LaVine exploded for a season-high 42 points in 31 minutes, Malik Monk recorded a double-double, and the Sacramento Kings ...
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