Sacramento Kings vs. Golden State Warriors Injury Report
The Sacramento Kings and Golden State Warriors head into Wednesday night's matchup at Golden 1 Center with injury concerns shaping both lineups.
Game Context
The Kings start a five-game homestand against Golden State, hoping to improve their 2–5 record. The Warriors arrive in Sacramento after defeating Phoenix on Tuesday night, concluding the second leg of a back-to-back series.
Recent Performance
On October 28, the Kings lost 107–101 to Oklahoma City despite leading for most of the game. That matchup also came against a team missing key players, including Chet Holmgren and Jalen Williams.
Current Injury Outlook
- Kings guard Malik Monk, absent the past two games for personal reasons, is no longer on the injury list.
- Newly signed center Precious Achiuwa is also absent from the report, suggesting he might be ready to play.
“Sacramento has another chance to pick up a W on Wednesday, although they have some injury questions of their own.”
Summary
The Kings enter a crucial home stretch against a tired Warriors team, with key players returning to strengthen their chances for a home win.
Author’s summary: Kings open a key homestand versus a fatigued Warriors lineup, potentially regaining strength as Monk and Achiuwa near full availability.