Sacramento Kings

Sacramento Kings
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Sacramento Kings
5th in Pacific Division
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Team Information

Head CoachDoug Christie
Home ArenaSleep Train Arena
LocationSacramento, CA
Division / Standing5th in Pacific Division

Last 5 Games

DateOpponentScoreResult
Oct 13, 2026Portland Trail Blazers logovs Trail Blazers98–110L
Oct 10, 2026Golden State Warriors logo@ Warriors106–111L
Oct 8, 2026Los Angeles Lakers logo@ Lakers110–114L
Oct 5, 2026Los Angeles Lakers logovs Lakers103–127L

2026 Schedule

DateOpponentVenueTVStatus
Oct 5, 2026 · 10:00 PMLos Angeles Lakers logovs LakersGolden 1 Center—103–127
Oct 8, 2026 · 10:45 PMLos Angeles Lakers logo@ Lakerscrypto.com Arena—110–114
Oct 10, 2026 · 8:30 PMGolden State Warriors logo@ WarriorsChase Center—106–111
Oct 13, 2026 · 10:00 PMPortland Trail Blazers logovs Trail BlazersGolden 1 Center—98–110
Oct 16, 2026 · 8:00 PMSan Antonio Spurs logo@ SpursFrost Bank Center—10/16 - 8:00 PM EDT

Team Statistics

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Current Injuries

PlayerPositionStatusDetails
Dylan CardwellDylan CardwellCOutCardwell appeared in 44 games last season, providing frontcourt depth while Domantas Sabonis dealt with injuries. Sacramento will also be without Maxime Raynaud (knee) to begin the campaign, leaving the team thin at center behind Sabonis. Cardwell's return timetable remains uncertain, but his absence could create additional opportunities for the Kings' remaining frontcourt reserves.
Maxime RaynaudMaxime RaynaudCOutRaynaud is recovering from a right patellar subluxation and appears set to begin the campaign on the sidelines. The young center appeared in 74 games last season, helping anchor Sacramento's frontcourt while Domantas Sabonis battled injuries. With Dylan Cardwell also sidelined, the Kings will be especially dependent on Sabonis until their reserve centers return.
Precious AchiuwaPrecious AchiuwaFDay-To-DayAchiuwa started at center and posted a double-double before leaving late with a right ankle injury and being ruled out. With Maxime Raynaud (knee) and Dylan Cardwell (calf) each expected to miss at least two weeks, the severity of the ankle injury matters a lot for Sacramento's frontcourt depth.
Ben SimmonsBen SimmonsGDay-To-DaySimmons will get the night off Tuesday. His final chance to play in the preseason will come against the Spurs on Friday.
De'Andre HunterDe'Andre HunterFDay-To-DayHunter will join several other regulars on the inactive list. His final chance to play in the preseason will come Friday against the Spurs.
Darius Acuff Jr.Darius Acuff Jr.GDay-To-DayThe Kings will be extremely shorthanded Tuesday, as they're resting several regulars. Acuff's final chance to play in the preseason will come Friday against the Spurs.
Malik MonkMalik MonkGDay-To-DayMonk is one of several Kings guards who will be unavailable Tuesday, joining Zach LaVine, Ben Simmons and Darius Acuff on the sidelines. His next chance to see preseason action will come Friday against San Antonio.
Domantas SabonisDomantas SabonisFDay-To-DaySabonis joins several Sacramento regulars on the sidelines Tuesday, though no reason for his absence was provided. With both Sabonis and Maxime Raynaud (knee) unavailable, the Kings will need to rely on other frontcourt options against the Trail Blazers. Sabonis' next opportunity to suit up will come Friday against San Antonio.
Zach LaVineZach LaVineGDay-To-DayLaVine is among eight Kings players ruled out for Tuesday's contest. His next opportunity to play will come Friday against San Antonio in the preseason finale.
Cardwell appeared in 44 games last season, providing frontcourt depth while Domantas Sabonis dealt with injuries. Sacramento will also be without Maxime Raynaud (knee) to begin the campaign, leaving the team thin at center behind Sabonis. Cardwell's return timetable remains uncertain, but his absence could create additional opportunities for the Kings' remaining frontcourt reserves.
Raynaud is recovering from a right patellar subluxation and appears set to begin the campaign on the sidelines. The young center appeared in 74 games last season, helping anchor Sacramento's frontcourt while Domantas Sabonis battled injuries. With Dylan Cardwell also sidelined, the Kings will be especially dependent on Sabonis until their reserve centers return.
Achiuwa started at center and posted a double-double before leaving late with a right ankle injury and being ruled out. With Maxime Raynaud (knee) and Dylan Cardwell (calf) each expected to miss at least two weeks, the severity of the ankle injury matters a lot for Sacramento's frontcourt depth.
Ben SimmonsBen SimmonsGDay-To-Day
Simmons will get the night off Tuesday. His final chance to play in the preseason will come against the Spurs on Friday.
Hunter will join several other regulars on the inactive list. His final chance to play in the preseason will come Friday against the Spurs.
The Kings will be extremely shorthanded Tuesday, as they're resting several regulars. Acuff's final chance to play in the preseason will come Friday against the Spurs.
Malik MonkMalik MonkGDay-To-Day
Monk is one of several Kings guards who will be unavailable Tuesday, joining Zach LaVine, Ben Simmons and Darius Acuff on the sidelines. His next chance to see preseason action will come Friday against San Antonio.
Sabonis joins several Sacramento regulars on the sidelines Tuesday, though no reason for his absence was provided. With both Sabonis and Maxime Raynaud (knee) unavailable, the Kings will need to rely on other frontcourt options against the Trail Blazers. Sabonis' next opportunity to suit up will come Friday against San Antonio.
Zach LaVineZach LaVineGDay-To-Day
LaVine is among eight Kings players ruled out for Tuesday's contest. His next opportunity to play will come Friday against San Antonio in the preseason finale.

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