Kings Malik Monk status guard in danger after the latest update of injury

The Sacramento Kings They were on a late fin, but they just got bad news on the front of the injury. In the middle of the rubbish to win with three games, the kings found out that guard Malik Monach Will take more time away from the action to deal with the issue of lower bodyAccording to Shams Charan ESPN.

“Sacramento Kings Guard Malik Monk will be re-rated in two weeks due to left sola soles, sources speak ESPN,” Charnie said in the post to KS (earlier Twitter) on Wednesday.

As far away from Chariania, update driving on the monk probably means that the former star Kentucky Wildcats will not see the action for the rest of the regular season 2024-25 NBA and the play.

With this update, the 27-year-old monk finishes its eighth season in the NBA with an average of 17.2 points, 5.6 helps and 3.8 jumps in the amount of 65 games while shooting 43.9 percent from the field and 51.3 percent behind the arch.

Monk He recently matched the kings in the last 127-117 victories Monday On the way over the Detroit clip. However, he only played six minutes from the bench at that competition, because he went out to the end in the first quarter with calf injury. Monk had two points on 1-for 3 shooting from the floor with the help and traffic when he left the court.

The kings have already secured a berth in the show for the show, because they have 39-40 records through Tuesday – just play in front of Dallas Mavericks, which will play Los Angeles Lakers this Wednesday night.

Although they no longer shoot that on top-six places in the west conference card, kings still have something to play. In addition to the desire to complete the regular season with at least aesthetically better .500 recording or better, kings certainly want to lock seeds no. 9 To win an advantage in the house when the seeds are played no. 10 In the playlist, which are Maverike and Faintrops, also still in the game.

The The kings of the last three games will be against Denver Nuggets This Wednesday night, Los Angeles Clippers on Friday and Sun Sunday – all in the golden 1 center in Sacrament.

Reckle Villas is an experienced sports writer covering various sports, including NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and college football. He graduated in the communication art from the University of Santo Thomas in the Philippines.