Malik Monk

There’s plenty to unpack from the Kings' season. Here are five takeaways from Monday’s media availability with players.

Without Monk, second-year guard Keon Ellis will continue to see increased minutes and responsibility for Sacramento.

Before Monk's two-year deal with the Kings expires, he's trying to cap off this season with an individual award and a playoff run.

Sacramento could be capable of making its mark in the postseason if it finds the right matchup — and consistency in its play.

Monk put on a masterclass in timely buckets en route to his second-highest-scoring game in a Kings uniform.

But Sacramento has run circles around the Wolves In its two games in Minnesota, including a 124-120 overtime win Friday night.

There's plenty to unpack from the Kings' successful stint away from Sacramento. Let's get to it.

Eric Wong looks at the betting odds for six NBA regular season awards and picks who has value.

“That’s why you want to play basketball, man,” Monk said postgame. “To be in moments like this.”

Saturday marked the fourth-straight game in which the former Kentucky teammates combined for at least 50 points.

Sacramento thrived in a chaotic matchup to claw its way back into the game for the win.

This weekend, the Kings split their Pacific Division slate, losing to the Warriors on Friday, but outlasting the Lakers in OT on Sunday.

"I’ve been trying to score my whole life," Monk said. "It’s just me learning the game more, knowing my spots and just not taking bad shots."

Our front-office insider breaks down Sacramento's win streak and why one could argue the Kings are actually better than their record.

A closer look at the early season trends for a Kings team that has shown signs of promise.

The Kings have agreed to a two-year, $19 million contract with free-agent guard Malik Monk, sources told The Athletic on Thursday. Monk, 24, averaged career highs of 13.8 points, 3.4 rebounds and 2.9 assists in his first season with the Lakers after four in Charlotte. Monk was one of the few bright...

After a frustrating free agency, Monk’s 2021-22 season with the Lakers has been full of the moments he longed for earlier in his career.

The Lakers have lost three straight games, all played without LeBron James.