The Sacramento Kings are locked into a play-in battle with the Dallas Mavericks, but will be without the services of Malik Monk for the near future, including the tournament to get into the playoffs.

Malik Monk was asked (like many other players) if he wanted to be in Sacramento, and he gave one of the more resounding answers of the day. “I’m all in. Don’t question that.” While ...

When a reporter asked Monk if he’d have to reassess his future with the Kings, Malik responded he’d stick around with certainty, per James Ham’s X, formerly Twitter. “I’m all in.

Shams Charania: Sacramento Kings guard Malik Monk will be re-evaluated in two weeks due to a left calf strain, sources tell ESPN. This timetable sidelines Monk – averaging a career-high 17.2 ...

Sacramento Kings guard Malik Monk will be out for two weeks with a left calf strain, according to ESPN Insider Shams Charania. Monk’s injury is effectively ending his regular season and at the ...

Russell Westbrook finds Malik Monk for the 3 to tie the game late in the fourth NBA Organization ...

NBA // 3 years ago Westbrook, Monk, Davis help Lakers edge Heat in OT A Russell Westbrook triple double and and a season-high 18 3-pointers helped the Los Angeles Lakers hold off the Miami Heat in ...

To make matters worse for the Kings, they will once again be without their starting point guard Malik Monk as they have officially ruled him out due to an illness. This is a massive blow for the ...

Malik Monk didn’t play against San Antonio on Monday, and the Kings guard will miss several more games. He’s been diagnosed with a moderate right ankle sprain and will be re-evaluated in two ...