Malik Monk is out due to an ankle injury, impacting the Kings' depth as they prepare for their matchup against the Timberwolves.

Malik Monk is listed as questionable for the upcoming game against the Spurs due to an ankle injury. His potential absence could impact the Kings' performance as they prepare for the matchup.

Malik Monk exited Sunday’s overtime win against Phoenix with an ankle injury and has already been ruled out for the Kings' upcoming game in San Antonio. This marks the beginning of a busy week for Sacramento, which has four games scheduled. With Monk sidelined, Kevin Huerter is expected to take on a larger role, having already been a top-100 player this season and coming off a strong performance with 17 points, seven rebounds, and five 3-pointers against Phoenix. Keon Ellis may also see increased minutes as a reserve option.

Malik Monk is positioned just ahead of Tre Mann in the Sixth Man of the Year award odds, showcasing his strong performance for the Sacramento Kings. His contributions off the bench have made him a notable contender in the early season, reflecting his impact on the team's success.

Malik Monk scored 21 points off the bench for the Kings, contributing to the team's efforts despite the loss.