Sacramento Kings vs. Golden State Warriors Injury Report
The Sacramento Kings open a five-game homestand on Wednesday night at Golden 1 Center, facing the Golden State Warriors. Both teams enter the matchup managing injuries as part of their early-season challenges.
Current Status
The Kings have started the season with a 2-5 record and will meet a Warriors squad playing the second night of a back-to-back, following Golden State’s victory over Phoenix on Tuesday in San Francisco.
Recent Context
This scenario is familiar for Sacramento. On October 28, the Kings lost a 107-101 contest to Oklahoma City after leading most of the game, even as the Thunder played without Chet Holmgren and Jalen Williams because of injuries.
Injury Report Highlights
- Guard Malik Monk, who missed the previous two games for personal reasons, is not listed on the current report.
- Recently signed center Precious Achiuwa also does not appear on the injury list, indicating he could be available to play.
“After missing the past two games due to personal reasons, Kings guard Malik Monk is not listed on the report. Recently signed center Precious Achiuwa is also not listed on the report, signaling his potential availability.”
Looking Ahead
Wednesday’s matchup gives Sacramento another opportunity to rebound and secure a win against a Warriors team managing fatigue and a shortened rotation.
Author’s summary: Both teams enter the game with health questions, but Sacramento finds optimism in Monk’s return and Achiuwa’s possible debut at home.