The status of two key players is in question as the Sacramento Kings prepare to visit the New York Knicks on Saturday at Madison Square Garden. The Kings are listing point guard De’Aaron Fox as questionable due to a right thumb sprain. Knicks shooting guard Josh Hart is questionable because of right knee soreness.

The Sacramento Kings head to Madison Square Garden to face the New York Knicks in a non-conference matchup. The Kings are 23-20, which puts them in seventh place in the Western Conference. The Knicks are 29-16,

On Saturday evening, the New York Knicks will host the Sacramento Kings at Madison Square Garden in Manhattan. For the game, both teams have announced their in

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What appeared to be a tight affair heading into the second half turned into a dominant performance, with the Knicks running away with the game behind a collective offensive effort from all five starters.

The Knicks achieved a 143-120 win over the Kings, with Anunoby scoring 33 points and Hart reaching a triple-double.

Josh Hart is in the starting lineup for Saturday's interconference showdown with the Sacramento Kings (7:30 p.m. ET, MSG) after appearing on the team's injury report. Hart was originally listed as probable due to knee soreness.

Tom Thibodeau isn't known for changing his philosophy. Moreover, the defensive guru historically plays his starters more minutes than his coaching counterparts. On Saturday, after the Knicks' 143-120 victory over the Sacramento Kings, Thibodeau revealed a shocking key to the team's recent success.

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The Sacramento Kings lost their second straight game, this time against the New York Knicks in blowout fashion, 143-120. The Kings continued their worrisome trend of falling behind early as they trailed by 17 off-and-on throughout the middle of the second quarter.

A series of landmarks on the scoreboard paved the way to an interconference victory as they crushed the Kings by a 143-120 final on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden. New York (30-16) won its third consecutive game, its first such streak since winning nine in a row between Dec. 15 and Jan. 1.