Kings give encouraging Malik Monk, Domantas Sabonis Indata Updates – NBC Sports Bay Area & California

Kings Stars Domantas Sabonis and Malik Monk are working back to court from their respective injuries.

Sacramento announced Monk, who had a right to sprain in the second quarter of Kings’ victory over Dallas Mavericks Monday, has been cleared of activity on the field and completed an individual training on Saturday. The starting point guard stays out and will miss his third consecutive match when Kings plays Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday at the Intuit Dome.

Meanwhile, Sabonis has missed Sacramento’s last four matches with a Grad 1 hamstring stem. He stays out for the next two Kings competitions, the team announced, but he has also been cleared of activity on the field and completed an individual training on Saturday.

Neither Monk nor Sabonis travel to Los Angeles for the Kings-Clippers game, Fox40’s Sean Cunningham Reported Saturday with reference to sources.

Monk is on average career heights everywhere with 17.6 points of 44.1 percent shooting, added 3.8 rebounds, 5.9 assists and 1.0 steal in 32.5 minutes across 52 games (39 starts). Since he became the starting point after De’Aaron Fox’s departure, Monk is an average of 16.3 points, 4.3 rebounds, 6.0 assists, 1.1 stealing and 3.3 revenue in 12 games.

The kings are 3-1 without sabonis since he injured his hamstring, and the starting big man has an average of 19.9 points of 59.6 percent shooting from the field and 43.2 percent from 3-point reach this season along with A NBA-Govering 14.4 Rebounds per. game.

Although the kings enjoy a recent warm stretch, they definitely look forward to the return of their two starters.

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