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sports1 year ago

Malik Monk Secures $78M Deal to Stay with Kings

Malik Monk has agreed to a new four-year, $78 million contract with the Sacramento Kings, including a player option for the final season. Monk, who was the runner-up for the 2024 Sixth Man of the Year Award, played a crucial role off the bench for the Kings. The deal was quickly finalized due to new CBA rules allowing early negotiations and Monk's desire to stay with the team where he has thrived. This move keeps the Kings' core intact and leaves more cap space available for other free agents.

sports1 year ago

"Kings' Malik Monk Out 4-6 Weeks with Sprained MCL"

Sacramento Kings guard Malik Monk, a top contender for NBA Sixth Man of the Year, is expected to miss four to six weeks due to a sprained right MCL. The injury occurred when Luka Doncic landed on his knee during a game against the Dallas Mavericks. With the Kings vying for a playoff spot, Monk's absence adds to their challenges as they are also without guard Kevin Huerter. Monk has been having a standout season, leading the NBA in points and assists off the bench.

sports2 years ago

"Kings' De'Aaron Fox Sidelined with Ankle Injury, Raises Concerns"

Sacramento Kings guard De'Aaron Fox has avoided a serious ankle injury but will miss some time due to a moderate ankle sprain. Fox rolled his ankle during a game against the Los Angeles Lakers but returned to action briefly before leaving in overtime. He is expected to miss Wednesday's game but could potentially return within a week. Malik Monk is likely to fill in for Fox during his absence.

sports2 years ago

"Warriors face tough adjustments against explosive De'Aaron Fox and Kings in playoffs"

Draymond Green analyzed the Golden State Warriors' loss to the Sacramento Kings in Game 1 of their NBA playoff series, highlighting the need to improve their defense against De'Aaron Fox and limit his fastbreaks and penetration. He also emphasized the importance of containing Kings' bench players Malik Monk and Trey Lyles, who combined for 49 points. Green also pointed out the Warriors' need to improve their rebounding, especially on the offensive end, after giving up 17 offensive rebounds to the Kings. The Warriors will look to bounce back in Game 2 on Monday.