Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter (shoulder) is set to undergo season-ending shoulder surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder. According to Adrian Wojnarowski, Huerter is expected to be fully healthy and ready to go by the beginning of the 2024-25 season. The 25-year-old first suffered the injury on March 15 against the Memphis Grizzlies and hasn't played since then. Losing one of their better shooters right before the playoffs isn't ideal for the Kings, but Keon Ellis has been playing well in his absence. Ellis should be the top streaming option for the rest of this year.

Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter (shoulder) won't play on Thursday against Washington. However, the absence will extend beyond Thursday night, with ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reporting that Huerter suffered a dislocated left shoulder and labral tear during Monday's overtime win over the Memphis Grizzlies. The 25-year-old has struggled this season, averaging 10.2 points, five fewer than the 2022-23 campaign. At any rate, he doesn't have a timetable to return, so it's possible he's done for the year. But in the meantime, Keon Ellis, averaging 6.1 points and 2.6 steals in seven starts this season, will presumably continue to fill the hole in the rotation.

Sacramento Kings guard/forward Kevin Huerter (shoulder) has been ruled out for Wednesday's contest against the Raptors. He injured his left shoulder mere minutes into Monday's matchup against Memphis and has landed on the injury report with a dislocation of the shoulder, meaning Huerter could be out long-term. He will likely be replaced in the starting unit by Keon Ellis, with Chris Duarte also getting a chance to play a bigger part in the proceedings. Ellis' fantasy stock has already been on the rise due to his defensive capabilities, and a larger role should provide him with a further boost.

Sacramento Kings guard/forward Kevin Huerter exited Monday's contest against Memphis after only two minutes due to a shoulder injury. He hurt his left shoulder as Grizzlies guard Desmond Bane fouled him when Huerter tried to finish off a fastbreak with a dunk. Huerter has struggled to perform in recent weeks, and the injury is a fresh blow for him. Keon Ellis was Huerter's replacement in the starting unit last week when he missed a game against the Lakers, and the same change could happen Wednesday versus Toronto if it's a serious injury for Huerter. Ellis is mostly known for his defensive work, and he had a whopping five blocks on Monday, but the 24-year-old also did some damage offensively against the Lakers last week with three triples and 14 points.

Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter (leg) is available ahead of Saturday's game against the New York Knicks. Huerter will make his return to the court after missing the last game due to a right leg contusion. Keon Ellis figures to head back to the second unit with Huerter returning on Saturday. As a reserve player, Ellis probably won't have enough value to warrant starting in most fantasy formats.

Sacramento Kings guard/forward Kevin Huerter (leg) is considered questionable for Saturday's matchup against the Knicks. He's in danger of missing a second consecutive game with a right leg contusion. However, Huerter was a full participant in Friday's practice session, which is a good sign regarding his availability. Huerter's return will likely send Keon Ellis back to the second unit, where he will have minimal fantasy appeal. Huerter hasn't been a very good fantasy asset either as of late, posting only 6.5 points, 3.3 rebounds, and 2.8 assists in March.

Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter (leg) has been downgraded from questionable to out on Wednesday night and will not face the Los Angeles Lakers. The good news for the Kings is that Keegan Murray (ankle) was upgraded to active, so they won't be without all of their shooters. This will be Huerter's first missed game since early January, but he hasn't been a very reliable fantasy asset this year. His minutes have fluctuated, so his scoring output has too. While he's sidelined, Keon Ellis will likely remain in the starting lineup while Malik Monk and Davion Mitchell will see extra opportunities off of the bench. Ellis and Mitchell could serve as solid streaming options in deeper fantasy leagues.

Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter has been hot from the floor recently. On Thursday, Huerter shot 11-of-17 from the floor for a season-high 31 points with two rebounds, and four assists in the loss to the Indiana Pacers. Huerter has scored 26 and 31 points in two of his last three games. He has been hitting shots at a consistent clip right now, so fantasy managers should ride the wave. Huerter played 39 minutes on Thursday and is likely to continue playing significant minutes with him scoring like this.

Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter (ankle) won't return to Wednesday's game against the Charlotte Hornets. His night ended extremely early after Huerter suffered an ankle injury during the first minute of the first quarter. Chris Duarte took over for him and figures to see a bigger role through the rest of this game. The expectation is that Duarte and Malik Monk will split up the playing time, assuming Huerter misses additional time.

Sacramento Kings head coach Mike Brown says guard/forward Kevin Huerter is back in the team's starting lineup in place of Chris Duarte for Tuesday's meeting with the Detroit Pistons. Huerter reportedly practiced with the starters on Monday, signaling his 17-point effort on Saturday earned him a spot back with the first unit. 2023-24 has been a real struggle for Huerter, who was a key cog in helping end a 16-year Kings playoff drought last season. The 25-year-old marksman is draining a career-low 34.1% of his three-point attempts this year, bottoming out with seven straight single-digit showings before Saturday's performance. Huerter's two-way skills and ability to contribute in multiple areas, however, means he should remain high on fantasy watchlists, and he'll try to establish a rhythm during Sacramento's current five-game road trip.

Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter (hand) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Memphis Grizzlies. This comes after Huerter was forced to exit early during Friday's contest due to a left hand strain. If he sits out, Chris Duarte would likely move into the starting five for this game. Duarte has been inconsistent this season, so he's not a trustworthy streaming option even with more playing time. Malik Monk would probably be asked to do more on offense if Huerter is unable to play. His value could see an uptick if Huerter sits out, but fantasy managers will have to check back for another update.

Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter (finger) was originally listed as questionable and has now been downgraded to out due to a left finger sprain. This will be the first game that the 25-year-old will miss so far this season and there hasn't been any word on any specific timetable so it seems to be a day-to-day issue. While he's sidelined, Malik Monk and Chris Duarte will likely take over those minutes while Davion Mitchell seems to be in the doghouse at the moment. Fantasy managers will want to stay tuned for any updates before the next game.

Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter (finger) is listed as questionable ahead of Sunday's game against the Dallas Mavericks. Huerter is dealing with a finger sprain on his non-shooting hand. The fact it's his non-shooting hand should mean he'll be able to play, but fantasy managers will have to wait and see how he feels closer to tip-off. If Huerter sits, Malik Monk and Chris Duarte are the favorites to see increased playing time. Both could be possible streaming options without Huerter, but Monk has higher upside.

Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter (leg) first suffered a leg injury on Thursday and he was forced to miss the team's game on Saturday against the Wizards. Now, he's questionable against the Jazz on Monday and will likely have to wait for shootaround and warm-ups to see how it feels. Davion Mitchell would likely be the next man up, but he's not recommended as a great streaming option for any fantasy team.

Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter (leg) won't play in Saturday's meeting with the Wizards. He injured his leg during Thursday's win over the Brooklyn Nets and didn't return, so his absence shouldn't surprise fantasy managers. Nevertheless, without Huerter, Malik Monk is now a must-start fantasy option, regardless of his role versus Washington. At the same time, Kessler Edwards, who had 10 points in 24 minutes against Brooklyn, should draw consideration from desperate fantasy managers.

Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter (leg) was forced to exit early during Thursday's game against the Brooklyn Nets. The 24-year-old was only able to play six minutes before exiting the game due to injury. The team is calling it a right leg injury and will have Huerter undergo an MRI on Friday. In his absence, Malik Monk and Terence Davis will see increased playing time on Thursday. Between the two, Monk is the better streaming choice, assuming Huerter misses time from this injury. Fantasy managers will have to check back for more information on Huerter.

Sacramento Kings guard/forward Kevin Huerter (conditioning) has been ruled out for Friday's contest against the Rockets. He's had a bout with a non-COVID illness and has to do some more work on his conditioning before he is ready to play again. Huerter was also sidelined for Wednesday's clash with Houston. The 24-year-old has found himself in a great situation in Sacramento this season, averaging a career-high 15.8 points per game as a starter with 3.3 rebounds and 2.9 assists. Huerter's absence will give Terence Davis his fourth start of the campaign. He had a quiet six-point game in Huerter's place on Wednesday but has averaged a solid 10.0 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.3 assists as a member of the starting unit this season.

Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter (illness) has been ruled out for Wednesday's game against the Houston Rockets. He was originally listed as questionable for this game, but will sit out due to a non-COVID related illness. His absence will likely result in Terence Davis moving into the starting five. Malik Monk should remain as the sixth-man, but should probably see more playing time with Huerter sidelined. Both players are worth considering as streaming options for Wednesday's slate.

Sacramento Kings guard/forward Kevin Huerter had a career-high 30 points in Friday's matchup against Utah and capped things off with a game-winning triple. He had six successful attempts in total from deep and shot 12-for-18 overall from the field. Huerter also tallied a pair of rebounds and assists with one steal. The 24-year-old has been very inconsistent lately, but overall, Huerter is having a really nice debut campaign in Sacramento, averaging a career-high 15.7 points per game with 3.1 rebounds and 2.8 assists.

Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter (ankle) wasn't able to suit up for the team's game on Wednesday due to an ankle injury. His status is still in question heading into their game on Friday against the Detroit Pistons. Against the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday, Terrance Davis received the spot start in place of Huerter and cashed in a solid game. Malik Monk also received more minutes and scored 24 points. Both players would be good streaming options against a tanking Pistons squad if Huerter can't play.