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Sources: Kings’ Monk (calf) out at least 2 weeks

Sacramento Kings guard Malik Monk sustained a left calf strain in Monday’s win over Detroit and will be reevaluated in two weeks, sources told ESPN.

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NBA rescinds 2nd tech Doncic received vs. OKC

The NBA rescinded the second technical foul Lakers star Luka Doncic received during Tuesday night’s loss to the Thunder.

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Sixers officially rule Maxey (finger) out for season

The Sixers officially ruled out Tyrese Maxey for the rest of the season due to a right finger injury.

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Grizzlies’ Wells out of hospital after broken wrist

Grizzlies guard Jaylen Wells has been discharged from the hospital after suffering a broken wrist during a scary fall vs. the Hornets, agent Aman Dhesi told ESPN.

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Luka: Was trash-talking fan, not ref, when ejected

Luka Doncic says he was trash-talking with a courtside fan in the fourth quarter of the Lakers’ loss to the Thunder when an official thought Doncic’s ire was directed at him, leading to an ejection for the Lakers guard.

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What’s next for Denver after firing Malone? NBA insiders debate the Nuggets’ shocking move

The Nuggets stunned the league by moving on from their coach and GM. Why now? Where does Denver go from here? NBA insiders weigh in.

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Blazers, GM Cronin agree to multiyear extension

Trail Blazers general manager Joe Cronin, who has spent more than 19 years with the organization, has agreed to a multiyear contract extension on Monday.

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Cavs’ Mitchell out vs. Bulls due to ankle sprain

Donovan Mitchell will sit out the Cavaliers game against the Chicago Bulls on Tuesday night because of the ankle he sprained during Sunday’s game.

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Brunson makes return as Knicks take on Suns

Jalen Brunson returned to the Knicks’ lineup Sunday against the Suns after spraining his right ankle a month ago.

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Luka takes blame for ‘unacceptable’ night in loss

Luka Doncic was short and to the point in describing his cold shooting in the Lakers’ 123-116 loss the Warriors on Thursday, calling it an “unacceptable” performance.

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