Domantas Sabonis Returns to Kings After 27-Game Absence
Domantas Sabonis made a noteworthy return to the Sacramento Kings after missing 27 games due to a partially torn meniscus in his left knee. The All-Star forward rejoined the team during their game against the Washington Wizards on a Friday night.
Details of Sabonis’s Return
Sabonis entered the game with 5:11 remaining in the first quarter, coming off the bench. Prior to his injury, he had an impressive start to the season, averaging 17.2 points and 12.3 rebounds across his first 11 games.
Recovery Process
- 27-game absence due to injury
- Opted for rehabilitation instead of surgery
- Underwent a careful two-month recovery
Contract and Trade Speculations
This season marks Sabonis’s fifth year with the Kings. As the February 5 trade deadline approaches, his future with the team remains uncertain. The Kings, managed by Scott Perry, have shown a willingness to explore trades involving their high-priced veterans.
Contract Overview
Sabonis is still under contract for three more years, valued at $136.3 million.
With his return, fans and analysts alike are keen to see how Sabonis’s performance might influence the Kings’ strategy moving forward.
