It’s game day in the NBA, and the Sacramento Kings are gearing up to face the Utah Jazz. The Kings’ forward, Trey Lyles, who has been sidelined due to a left knee sprain for over two weeks, is set to make his return to the court.
Lyles, who has been averaging 7.1 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 1.1 assists in 49 games this season, has been given the green light to play in the upcoming game against the Jazz. His return comes as a positive development for the Kings as they look to secure a victory.
Meanwhile, in other player news, the Mavericks’ Dereck Lively II will not be returning to the court due to a leg injury, while Walker Kessler is set to start for the Jazz in place of the injured John Collins. Additionally, Kobe Bufkin is listed as questionable for the Hawks’ game on Monday, and Matisse Thybulle will be absent for Portland due to an ankle injury.
As for the Kings, Sasha Vezenkov has been cleared to play, adding depth to the team’s lineup. With Trey Lyles’ availability and the potential return of Sasha Vezenkov, the Kings are looking to field a strong roster for their upcoming games.
