Killian

Hayes

Westbrook will miss an eighth consecutive game due to right great toe injury management. The Kings will continue to rely on Devin Carter and Killian Hayes to handle the point guard responsibilities.

Hayes is good to go after injuring his finger during Thursday’s loss to the Magic. He should once again serve as the backup point guard, with Devin Carter being the starter. There isn’t much to gain from rostering Hayes in fantasy leagues when he comes off the bench.

Hayes had to exit Thursday’s loss to the Magic during the first half after injuring the fifth finger on his left hand. The good news is that he’s questionable for Saturday, which indicates the injury is not serious. If available, Hayes will likely slot in as Devin Carter’s backup.

Hayes injured his left fifth finger during the first half of Thursday’s game and has since been ruled out for the rest of the night. The Spurs will lean heavily on Devin Carter and Malik Monk to close out the game.

Hayes is back after sitting out Tuesday’s loss to the Hornets. He’s likely to return to the starting lineup, with Devin Carter coming off the bench. Both players are worth considering in deep leagues, as Russell Westbrook (foot) remains sidelined.

Hayes, who injured his left foot during Sunday’s win over the Nets, was held out of Tuesday’s loss to the Hornets. Devin Carter moved into the starting lineup, scoring 18 points in 34 minutes. Even if Hayes can play on Thursday, Carter is worth adding in deep leagues since the Kings will once again be without Russell Westbrook.

Hayes suffered the injury to his left foot in Sunday’s win over Brooklyn, and it will cost him at least one game. Devin Carter should see additional run with Sacramento’s backcourt seriously banged up.

Hayes started Sunday’s win over the Nets but had to exit before halftime with a left foot injury. If he’s unable to play on Tuesday, Devin Carter may be thrust into the starting lineup, as Russell Westbrook has already been ruled out.

Hayes suffered a toe injury on his left foot during the first half of Sunday’s game and will not return. Malik Monk moved into the lineup to begin the third quarter; Nique Clifford and Devin Carter should also have more on-ball opportunities with Hayes done for the night.

The Kings will have a new starting backcourt for Sunday’s game. With Russell Westbrook and Daeqwon Plowden out, Hayes and Clifford will be the starting guards. The other three starters are unchanged.