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Liberty Ballers

Kelly Oubre Jr. listed as questionable vs. Kings

Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA TODAY Sports Kelly Oubre, Jr. took a nasty hit in Sunday’s win and is now listed as questionable for Monday night’s game agains the Kings. The Sixers have updated their injury report ahead of Monday’s matchup against the Sacramento Kings. All of Robert Covington (bone bruise), Joel Embiid (meniscus procedure), De’Anthony Melton (shoulder soreness) and Terquavion Smith (two-way assignment) are out. As of 3:30 PM EST, Kelly Oubre Jr. is questionable with left shoulder soreness after taking a hard fall against Ivica Zubac and the L.A. Clippers...

Chopping Block | Orlando Sentinel

Guard Harris sits out 2-point home loss against Sacramento

The Magic featured their 16th distinctive starting lineup of the season against the Kings on Saturday night because veteran guard Gary Harris was not available due to injury.

Liberty Ballers

Kyle Lowry out for rest vs. Clippers

Photo by Adam Pantozzi/NBAE via Lowry will sit out the front end of the Sixers’ back-to-back out West. The Philadelphia 76ers are 12-24 this season without Joel Embiid, so it’s no secret they need as many hands on deck as possible any time they take the court these days. However, with a back-to-back looming for the Sixers on Sunday afternoon against the Los Angeles Clippers and Monday night against the Sacramento Kings, 37-year-old veteran guard Kyle Lowry will be resting for the front end. Sixers injury report lists Kyle Lowry as OUT for tomorrow’s game...

Lakers Nation

Lakers Injury Update: Anthony Davis Was Unable To See Out Of Left Eye After Taking Elbow In Loss To Warriors

A tough loss to the Sacramento Kings raised the stakes for the Los Angeles Lakers' Saturday night matchup against the Golden State...

The Dream Shake

The Dream Shake talks with Dr. Jesse Morse about Alperen Sengun's injury

Darren Yamashita-USA TODAY Sports The Dream Shake talks with Dr. Jesse Morse, a sports medicine expert, about Alperen Sengun's injury If you followed the Houston Rockets this season, you know a three-game road winning streak is something to celebrate, considering the Rockets have been one of the worst road teams all season. The Rockets dominated the second half vs the Sacramento Kings to come away with a 112-104 win on Sunday night. However, no one is talking about the win because of the potential significant injury to Alperen Sengun late in the fourth quarter. With the...

Lakers Nation

Lakers Injury Report: LeBron James Questionable Against Kings; Cam Reddish out

The Los Angeles Lakers have listed LeBron James (left ankle peroneal tendinopathy) and Anthony Davis...

www.chron.com

Rockets beat Kings 112-104 but lose leading scorer Alperen Sengun to injury

Fred VanVleet scored 22 points, Jalen Green added 19 and the Houston Rockets beat the Sacramento Kings 112-104. The Rockets may have lost leading scorer Alperen Sengun to a right knee injury when he landed awkwardly while challenging a shot by the Kings’ Domantas Sabonis with under a minute to play in the fourth. Sengun appeared to be in immediate distress and he left the court in a wheelchair after several minutes on the baseline, with his hands covering his face. The 21-year-old Sengun had 14 points prior to the injury. The Rockets have won four of five as they look to make a push toward...

The Dream Shake

Alperen Sengun injured in Rockets 112-104 win over Kings

Darren Yamashita-USA TODAY Sports Houston won the game but lost their best player. Sorry for the delay on the big news, y’all. I’ve been battling a fever these last two days. But the Houston Rockets took home a 112-104 win over the Sacramento Kings on Sunday night, but took an L anyway when they lost Alperen Sengun to what appears like a major injury. Houston Rockets center Alperen Sengun will undergo an MRI on both his right knee and ankle on Monday, sources tell ESPN. He was carted off floor late in Rockets’ victory over Kings tonight....

Brew Hoop

Khris Middleton nearing return

Photo by Sam Hodde/ What Doc said over the weekend is coming to fruition This afternoon at 4:30 PM Central, the Bucks submitted their initial injury report for tomorrow evening’s game in Sacramento, and one very notable name is no longer listed as out: The Bucks have submitted their injury report for Tuesday vs. the Kings.ProbableGiannis Antetokounmpo (right knee tendinitis)QuestionableMarJon Beauchamp (back spasms)Khris Middleton (left ankle sprain)— Eric Nehm (@eric_nehm) March 11, 2024 Ahead of the Lakers game on Friday night, Doc Rivers told assembled...

Lakers Nation

Lakers Injury Update: LeBron James Was Held Out Against Bucks Because Of ‘Severe’ Ankle Soreness

The Los Angeles Lakers missed a golden opportunity to narrow the gap in the standings when they hosted the Sacramento Kings...

Pounding The Rock

Spurs battled for 47 minutes in last-minute loss to Kings

AP Photo/Jed Jacobsohn The Spurs overcame a 20-point deficit and had this game won. Unfortunately, basketball is played in 48 minutes, not 47. Coming off a loss to the Houston Rockets in Houston this past Tuesday, the Spurs looked to capture victory against the Sacramento Kings in Sac-town. They also had to battle without Victor Wembanyama, who is dealing with an ankle injury. After a competitive first quarter, the Spurs found themselves down by 20 in the second. However, they battled back to cut the deficit to 12 at halftime, and then to five after the third quarter....

FOX Sports

Bigger story: LeBron’s ankle injury or Lakers loss to Kings? | First Things First

Nick Wright, Kevin Wildes and Chris Broussard discuss the latest news in the NBA including the Sacramento Kings win over the Los Angeles Lakers. The FTF crew decides which is the bigger story: LeBron's ankle injury or the Lakers loss.

Los Angeles Times

LeBron James exits early as Lakers surrender 19-point lead and fall to Kings

LeBron James sought treatment for an undisclosed injury in the locker room as the Lakers struggled through a 130-120 home loss to the Kings on Wednesday.

The tumultuous post-Kings career of DeMarcus Cousins | NBA on ESPN

Relive the post-Sacramento Kings career of DeMarcus "Boogie" Cousins, including his trade to the New Orleans Pelicans, his Achilles injury, signing with the Golden State Warriors, another injury in the 2019 NBA playoffs, signing with the Los Angeles Laker