Sacramento Kings vs. Golden State Warriors Injury Report
The Sacramento Kings will open a five-game homestand on Wednesday night when they host the Golden State Warriors at Golden 1 Center. Sacramento, currently holding a 2–5 record, hopes to recover against a Warriors team that enters the game on the second night of a back-to-back after their victory over Phoenix on Tuesday in San Francisco.
It’s not the first time this season that the Kings have met an opponent dealing with a tight schedule. On October 28, they fell 107–101 to Oklahoma City after leading most of the game, even though the Thunder played without Chet Holmgren and Jalen Williams due to injuries.
Now, Sacramento seeks to regroup and take advantage of the situation. The team still faces its own lineup uncertainties ahead of Wednesday’s matchup.
Injury Report Highlights
- Guard Malik Monk, who missed the last two games for personal reasons, is available and not listed on the injury report.
- Newly signed center Precious Achiuwa is also cleared and not listed, indicating his potential readiness for action.
“The Sacramento Kings and Golden State Warriors will both enter Wednesday night's matchup at Golden 1 Center with some injury concerns.”
Game Context
The Warriors will be playing with a possibly limited roster due to fatigue from consecutive games, while the Kings aim to use their home-court advantage to secure a much-needed win.
Author’s summary: Sacramento hosts a weary Golden State team, aiming to rebound from a slow start with key players returning to the rotation.