The Sacramento Kings will be without a key player Wednesday night when they take on the Denver Nuggets as they try to push ...
Malik Monk talks about his confidence that he has in his Kings team to turn their fortunes around, hearing the fans boo his team in Sacramento and the poor second half following Sunday's 122-95 ...
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 ...
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 ...
Malik Monk is likely to take over as the starting point guard with rookie Devin Carter as the potential long-term replacement. LaVine will play alongside his former teammate DeMar DeRozan ...
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 ...
Fox teamed up with his college teammate, Malik Monk, when the Kings signed him in the 2022 offseason, creating one of the most electric guard duos ever. As best friends and fantastic teammates ...
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