Led by Beno Udrih’s first career triple-double, a spirited yet injury-riddled Kings team gave all it could muster against the League-leading Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday.
A day after Sacramento’s valiant effort in Cleveland, the team that finished Sunday’s matinee with just seven players received some encouraging news, while other members of the Kings continue to recover from their respective ailments.
Both point guard Tyreke Evans and forward Jon Brockman practiced well today in Indianapolis. If both are feeling well after Tuesday’s shootaround, they should be ready to play in the Kings-Pacers tilt on Tuesday at 4 p.m. at Conseco Fieldhouse.
Center Spencer Hawes is listed as probable for the game against the Pacers, while Francisco Garcia and Sean May are not expected to play. Omri Casspi, who played Sunday despite feeling ill, didn’t participate in Monday’s practice and is questionable for Tuesday due to a virus.
After facing their final Eastern Conference opponent of the season, the Kings conclude their final multi-game road trip of the season in the second game of a back-to-back set against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Wednesday at 5 p.m. at Target Center.
