Timberwolves-Kings game preview: Broadcast information, key players, injury report

The Wolves are coming off back-to-back losses in Portland and are on a three-game losing streak.

The Minnesota Star Tribune
November 14, 2024 at 11:26PM
DeMar DeRozan has helped Sacramento get off to a fast start in the Western Conference. (Samantha Chow/The Associated Press)

Timberwolves at Sacramento Kings

Friday, 9 p.m., Golden 1 Center

TV, radio: Fan Duel Sports North, 100.3 FM

Kings update: Sacramento is 7-5 and seventh in the NBA in offensive efficiency after beating visiting Phoenix 127-104 on Wednesday night. They are getting scoring from De’Aaron Fox (24.6 points per game), DeMar DeRozan (22.9) and Domantas Sabonis (19.9); Sabonis averages 12.6 rebounds per game, second in the league.

Wolves update: They are 6-6 after back-to-back drubbings in Portland and have lost three in a row; last season, they never lost three in a row until the playoffs. Anthony Edwards (24.8 points) no longer leads the league in three-point attempts and makes as Charlotte’s LaMelo Ball has gunned past him.

Injury report: For the Kings, Malik Monk (ankle) and DeRozan (back) are out.

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