Game match Kings -mavericks: Malik Monk vs. Kyrie Irving – Sports Illustrated

After a short stay at home, Sacramento kings (26-26) go back to the road to stand up to the new look Dallas Maverix (28-25).

Although MAVS can be a new look after the Luke Doncic trade, they will be without the services of Anthony Davis for the foreseeable future, leaving them abbreviated on Monday night against the kings.

With this in mind, this again feels like a mandatory game for kings, especially since Mavericks are the team directly in front of them in the standings. For the game, we turn to one of the few MAVS players who could beat the kings with one hand.

Season statistics:

While trade and Anthony Davis is stealing all the titles, Kiri Irving continues to have another great season of basketball.

Irving must get the full cover of the star from the kings tonight, as he himself could carry the team to victory. Sacramento showed the tendency to Blitz Star players and forces players to defeat them without a clear star number two on Mavericks, I expect them to make life as difficult as possible for the guard.

For Kings, Malik Monk has been fighting his effectiveness in the last four games. It is an average of 17.5 points, but 39.7% of the terrain and 29.2% beyond the arc.

Monk received his first shot in the role of full -time security, so it’s no surprise that there was a correction period. He has never been the most effective player, but he has always compensated for him with big plays and his passage.

Monk, who receives his shooting rates, will be crucial for kings to break down, as the post -season is outlined.

Statistical forecasts:

Malik Monk: 19 PTS, 8 AST, 3 Reb, 1 STL, 1 BLK

Kyrie Irving: 17 PTS, 11 AST, 4 REB, 2 STL, 0 BLK

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