Kings guard Malik Monk speaks to reporters following Sacramento's 119-111 win over the New Orleans Pelicans on Wednesday ...

Though Zach LaVine had a good game, he only shot 1-for-7 for three, and Malik Monk hilariously called him out about his three ...

The Sacramento Kings completed one of the biggest moves in franchise history on Sunday, trading star guard De'Aaron Fox to the San Antonio Spurs. In return, the Kings got All-Star guard Zach LaVine ...

As the Kings enter a new era without their longtime franchise point guard, they will have a new look with LaVine in their backcourt. Malik Monk is likely to take over as the starting point guard ...

Monk racked up 26 points (10-23 FG, 2-6 3Pt, 4-4 FT), eight rebounds, five assists, one block and one steal in 42 minutes during Monday's 116-114 win over Minnesota. Getting the start at point ...

"Roller coaster, man," Kings guard Malik Monk said. "We lost three of our brothers, two of them have been with us since I've been here. It's a tough thing." The trade was yet another shakeup ...

The Sacramento Kings begin life without De’Aaron Fox ... guard looks ready to be the team’s primary playmaker. Malik Monk is averaging 5.9 assists per game this season, but that number has ...

The Kings drafted Fox fifth overall in 2017, and throughout his eight-year career, Fox became one of the top players in franchise history. Fox teamed up with his college teammate, Malik Monk ...

Malik Monk didn’t just lose a teammate when the Kings sent De’Aaron Fox to the San Antonio Spurs on Sunday in a three-team trade to acquire Zach LaVine from the Chicago Bulls. He lost his best ...

Malik Monk had 26 points for the Kings, who closed out a 2-6 road trip. Keegan Murray added 19 points. Sacramento traded De’Aaron Fox to San Antonio as part of a three-team trade that put ...

With De'Aaron Fox on his way to San Antonio, Malik Monk steps into the lead guard role, especially while they wait for newcomer Zach LaVine to join the team. The Kings, losers of 4 of their last 5 ...

Malik Monk signed with the Kings to play alongside childhood friend and former Kentucky teammate De’Aaron Fox. He never imagined he would take Fox’s place as the team’s starting point guard ...