Dennis Schroder Misses Kings Game Against Grizzlies Due to Hip Injury

Dennis Schroder Misses Kings Game Against Grizzlies Due to Hip Injury

Sacramento Kings point guard Dennis Schroder will miss Sunday's game against the Memphis Grizzlies due to a right hip strain. This marks the third consecutive game Schroder has been sidelined with the injury.

According to James Ham of ESPN 1320 Sacramento, Schroder's absence will open up opportunities for other players on the Kings roster. Russell Westbrook, Malik Monk, and Keon Ellis are all candidates to see increased playing time in Schroder's absence.

Schroder has been a valuable contributor to the Kings this season, providing scoring and playmaking off the bench. His absence will certainly be felt, but the Kings have depth at the guard position to compensate.

The Kings will need players like Westbrook, Monk, and Ellis to step up and fill the void left by Schroder's injury. It remains to be seen how long Schroder will be out, but the Kings will hope for a speedy recovery.

Possible Replacements for Schroder

  • Russell Westbrook: A veteran point guard who can provide scoring and playmaking.
  • Malik Monk: A dynamic scorer who can create his own shot.
  • Keon Ellis: A promising young player who can provide energy and defense.

The Kings will need all three players to contribute if they want to win without Schroder in the lineup.