Kings' Zach LaVine Gets Injury Update Ahead of Thunder Game
Zach LaVine received an important injury update before the Sacramento Kings' NBA Cup matchup against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Friday night. The Kings shared a positive development regarding LaVine's health.
LaVine played in the Kings' first seven games, proving to be a crucial offensive player. However, back soreness caused him to miss the game against the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday, which Sacramento won.
As the Kings prepare for their next game, reporter Jason Anderson confirmed that LaVine is not on the injury report, suggesting he will participate in the match against the Thunder.
“The Sacramento Kings are listing Domantas Sabonis (ribs) as questionable for Friday’s NBA Cup game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Zach LaVine is not listed on the injury report after missing Wednesday’s game vs. the Golden State Warriors due to back soreness.” — Jason Anderson
This update is encouraging for the Kings, as LaVine’s back issue was considered day-to-day, and now he appears ready to return. Before his absence, LaVine averaged 27.4 points, 3.4 rebounds, and 2 assists per game across seven appearances, shooting 51.6% from the field, including 38% from three-point range.
Key Player Stats Before Injury
- Points per game: 27.4
- Rebounds per game: 3.4
- Assists per game: 2
- Field goal percentage: 51.6%
- Three-point shooting: 38%
Summary: Zach LaVine’s recovery from back soreness is progressing well, and he is expected to play against the Thunder, a boost for the Kings' NBA Cup ambitions.
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