Kings Face Tough Blow with Sabonis Injured
The Sacramento Kings recently found themselves embroiled in a heart-stopping contest against the Portland Trail Blazers, culminating in a narrow 134-133 defeat after overtime. The thrilling game featured a controversial foul call in the closing seconds, which ultimately tilted the scales in favor of the Trail Blazers. Just two days later, the Kings will look to avenge that heartbreaking loss in a rematch against Portland.
Injury Update on Sabonis
As anticipation grew for an update on the health of star center Domantas Sabonis, fans were met with troubling news. Sabonis is set to miss the next 4-5 weeks as he recovers from a partial meniscus tear in his left knee. This injury adds to the mounting challenges the Kings are facing as they prepare for Saturday’s showdown.
In addition to Sabonis, the Kings will also be without star guard Zach LaVine, who is sidelined due to a left ankle sprain. The injury report for the upcoming game against the Trail Blazers is as follows:
Domantas Sabonis – OUT (left knee partial meniscus tear)
Zach LaVine – OUT (left ankle sprain)
Drew Eubanks – OUT (left thumb avulsion fracture)
Doug McDermott – QUESTIONABLE (left knee soreness)
The Kings organization has reported that Sabonis is making progress in his rehabilitation. He will undergo re-evaluation in approximately 4-5 weeks, contingent upon his clinical progress. The absence of their star center will undoubtedly challenge the Kings as they navigate this critical stretch of the season.
