The Kings missed Monk’s energy, playmaking ability and the scoring punch he provides off the bench in a 116-96 loss to the Spurs at Front Bank Center in San Antonio. Sacramento’s bench was outscored 37-21 while starters Kevin Huerter and Keegan Murray combined for only seven points on 3-of-14 shooting.

Malik Monk’s recent ankle injury has sparked conversations among Sacramento Kings fans as they speculate about his recovery and its impact on the team’s performance. Known for his dynamic playing style and crucial contributions off the bench,

The Sacramento Kings picked up a statement road win against the Phoenix Suns on Sunday, but it was not a fairytale outing for the Kings. Sacramento's star duo of De'Aaron Fox and DeMar DeRozan dominated, scoring all of the Kings' 16 overtime points, showing how dangerous this team can be down the stretch.

Here’s what you need to know as the Sacramento Kings prepare to open a four-game homestand against the Phoenix Suns at Golden 1 Center.

Sacramento Kings guard Malik Monk will be out for at least two weeks after suffering what the team is calling a moderate right ankle sprain, the team announced Monday.

Monk has been one of the league's top sixth men since joining the Kings in the 2022 offseason, as Sacramento's second unit revolves around his scoring and playmaking abilities. If Monk has to miss more time, the Kings desperately need somebody to step up as a bench spark, or else Sacramento could be in trouble.

Sacramento Kings guard Malik Monk has gotten off to a solid start in his third season with the club, but he now has a new issue to deal with. The veteran will miss Monday night's game against the San Antonio Spurs due to an ankle injury. The ailment is still being evaluated, via senior NBA insider Chris Haynes.

Kings sixth man Malik Monk will miss at least the next two weeks with a moderate right ankle sprain, Sacramento announced Monday.