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Kings vs Magic: Sabonis listed as questionable – but his status for the game is now set

Sacramento Kings and Orlando Magic are set to meet, and Domantas Sabonis' knee is the big question mark.

By YouScoop Desk · · 1 min read

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The gist

  • Domantas Sabonis was listed as questionable with a knee issue ahead of the Kings vs Magic game.
  • Sports Illustrated reports the status of Sabonis and Murray for the Magic game has been determined.
  • Preview pages are out with starters, injuries, and how to watch the matchup.

Why it matters

Sabonis is one of the names fans look for on the Kings roster, so his availability shapes how the matchup plays out. The Magic game is also drawing attention from preview sites and betting pages.

The Sacramento Kings are set to host the Orlando Magic, and the injury report has become the main talking point in the lead-up. Fans who follow the Kings closely have been checking one name in particular.

Domantas Sabonis was listed as questionable with a knee issue ahead of the Tuesday game, according to FantasyPros. That tag usually means fans need to wait for the final word before knowing whether he will suit up.

What the Latest Updates Say

Sports Illustrated reports that the status of both Sabonis and Murray for the Magic game has now been determined. The same preview also breaks down the starters, the injury list, and how to watch the game.

NBA.com has its own game preview ready, covering the matchup from the league side. For those who like to look at the numbers, betting sites have also posted their picks, including parlay options and first field goal scorer odds for the Nov. 10 game.

What happens on the court will depend on who is available once the lineups are officially confirmed. Beyond the status updates in the sources, there is no further word yet on how the game will unfold.

So, if you are watching this one, are you keeping your eyes on Sabonis, or are you more interested in how the Magic come into the game?

Sources

This story is written in our own words from reports by Heat Nation, NBA.com, Action Network, sports.betmgm.com and Sports Illustrated. Spotted an error? Tell us.

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