APRIL 4•STAR-TELEGRAM.COM
Kawhi Leonard's health status a concern as Clippers host NuggetsThe Los Angeles Clippers will train their focus toward locking down a top-four spot in the Western Conference when the schedule turns in the...
Kevin Huerter - Undergoes shoulder procedureHuerter (shoulder) underwent successful surgery to repair his torn left labrum, he will be out for the remainder of the season but should be a full-go for 2024-25, Brenden Nunes of...
ImpactHuerter officially went through the surgery without any issues, thus beginning a lengthy rehab process. He'll look to move past a somewhat disappointing 2023-24 season, finishing with career lows in minutes per game (24.4) and three-point percentage (36.1) in 64 games (59 starts). Huerter will be entering his final year of a four-year, $65 million contract he signed with the Hawks back in 2021, and could see his playing time increase next season if the Kings don't retain pending free agent Malik Monk.
APRIL 4•ROTOWIRE
Dominant Domantas Sabonis leads Kings into road duel with KnicksThe Sacramento Kings are uncertain where they will end up in the playoff picture at the end of a given night.More certain is Domantas Saboni...
APRIL 4•STAR-TELEGRAM.COM
Kawhi Leonard - Remains out against DenverLeonard (knee) won't play in Thursday's game versus the Nuggets, Joey Linn of SI.com reports.
ImpactLeonard will miss his second straight contest Thursday due to right knee soreness. Norman Powell will likely draw another start in his absence. Leonard's next chance to suit up is Friday's matchup with the Jazz.
APRIL 3•ROTOWIRE
Sacramento Kings assistant expected to be a candidate for Charlotte Hornets coaching jobA popular Sacramento Kings assistant is expected to be among the candidates to replace Charlotte Hornets coach Steve Clifford.
APRIL 3•SACBEE.COM
Jackson, Clifford, Brown finalists for Kings job: SourcesMark Jackson has emerged as a finalist for the Sacramento Kings head-coaching job, sources told The Athletic Saturday.
APRIL 3•THEATHLETIC.COM
Joshua Primo - Out with lower leg injuryPrimo recently suffered a left lower-leg injury in a scrimmage and is without a clear timeline for a return, Law Murray of The Athletic reports.
ImpactThough Primo has been a member of the Clippers' 15-man roster all season, he's seen most of his action in the G League, where he's made 30 appearances. He ended up missing Ontario's season finale Thursday versus the G League Ignite, and the injury provides an explanation for his absence. The Clippers haven't shed any light on the severity of Primo's injury, though Murray notes that Primo needed assistance off the court with a wheelchair. Primo should remain with the NBA team moving forward now that the G League season is complete, but he wouldn't be in store for meaningful minutes even if he was healthy.
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