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Kings Star C Domantas Sabonis (Knee) to Miss 4 to 5 More Weeks
Domantas Sabonis continues rehab from a partial left knee meniscus tear and will be re-evaluated in 4-5 weeks, delaying his return amid Kings’ 6-21 season start.
- On Friday, the Sacramento Kings announced Domantas Sabonis, Sacramento Kings center, continues to progress in rehab and will be re-evaluated in 4-5 weeks.
- Since Nov. 16, Sabonis has been out after a partial meniscus tear, with AP reporting he will miss another month, totaling over a month missed.
- In 11 games this season, Domantas Sabonis shot 51.0% from the field and 20% from three and led the league in rebounding the past three seasons.
- With the Kings 6-21 and outside contention, the club has focused on young players, as second-round rookie Maxime Raynaud has earned extended rotation opportunities during Sabonis' rehab.
- The timing—about two weeks before the February 5th trade deadline—connects the January 23rd re-evaluation to roster uncertainty, as the Kings may consider moves when Sabonis is cleared.
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The Sacramento Kings (6-22), without Domantas Sabonis, suffered another defeat in the NBA. It was their fifth consecutive defeat and ninth in the last ten games.
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Kings' Domantas Sabonis to miss another month with knee injury
Sacramento Kings center Domantas Sabonis will miss another month due to a left knee injury. Sabonis has been sidelined since November 16 with a partial meniscus tear.
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