Sacramento Kings vs. Golden State Warriors Injury Report
The Sacramento Kings and Golden State Warriors will meet Wednesday night at the Golden 1 Center, both teams dealing with injury concerns as they enter the contest. The game opens a five-game homestand for Sacramento.
The Kings, off to a 2–5 start this season, will face a Warriors squad that is on the second night of a back-to-back after defeating the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday in San Francisco.
Earlier in the season, on October 28, Sacramento lost 107–101 to Oklahoma City despite leading most of the way. That matchup also came against a team missing key players Chet Holmgren and Jalen Williams due to injuries.
Injury Report Overview
- Kings guard Malik Monk, who missed the last two games for personal reasons, is not listed on the current report.
- Newly signed center Precious Achiuwa is also absent from the injury list, suggesting he may be available to play against the Warriors.
“Sacramento has another chance to pick up a win on Wednesday, although they have some injury questions of their own.”
Game Context
This matchup provides an opportunity for the Kings to reset at home and capitalize on an opponent dealing with fatigue from consecutive games. Both franchises enter the night eager to build early-season momentum.
Author’s summary: Both teams carry mild injury concerns, but Sacramento looks to exploit Golden State’s back-to-back fatigue and rebound from a slow start at home.