The Latest Breaking News from Malik Monk

LOS ANGELES — White AirPods in his ears, his gaze locked onto the Sacramento highlights playing on a locker-room television, Russell Westbrook bobbed his head Friday night at a locker a few feet down the Crypto.com Arena hallway from his old one.

Jalen Green and Jae’Sean Tate briefly left the Rockets bench during Friday’s altercation in Sacramento, and that earned both an automatic suspension for the next game.

Tensions boiled over late in Friday night’s rout in Sacramento.

Kings forwards Harrison Barnes and Keegan Murray led a record-breaking 3-point barrage while Malik Monk and Chimezie Metu led a big effort from the Sacramento bench in a blowout win over the Orlando Magic.

This is so embarrassing.

The Kings got enough defensive stops to get back in the game against the Atlanta Hawks, but they couldn’t get the baskets they needed down the stretch.

The Grizzlies star tried to distract the Kings guard, but the ultimate outcome wasn’t what he expected.

Ja Morant should've taken his own advice against the Kings

Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant was back in the starting lineup after a remarkably quick recovery from an ankle injury, but that didn’t stop the Kings from lighting the beam.

Earlier this year, longtime Kings season-ticket holder J.J. Jose had a question for his brother, whom he attends games with. “After Tyrese [Haliburton] got traded, I asked him: ‘Look, man, should we keep hanging on?’” he said, referring to their season-ticket package, which they’ve shared ...

After Los Angeles won a championship in 2020, the front office has managed to create one of the worst rosters in the NBA.