The Latest Breaking News from Malik Monk

LOS ANGELES — Malik Monk will sign a two-year contract with the Sacramento Kings, sources informed of the deal unauthorized to speak about it publicly told The Los Angeles Times. The contract is expected to be worth nearly $20 million, more than the Lakers could've offered under salary-cap rules.

One of the Lakers' best players this past season is leaving the team.

Jake Fischer: 'Kyrie Irving definitely was considering taking the taxpayer mid-level exception to play for the Lakers before he opted in. That's just the truth. He was definitely talking about it with people in his circle. And people on the league, ...

There's mutual interest between Malik Monk and the Sacramento Kings, per @JakeLFischer h/t @TheSteinLine (Spotify Live) #NBATwitter Source: Twitter @_Talkin_NBA What's the buzz on Twitter? Kamenetzky Brothers @ KamBrothers Thursday's @LockedOnLakers ...

"When Kyrie announced he was opting in, I was like 'okay, we can move on. This won't be a thing,' said Windhorst. "But that's not what my phone was telling me. That's not what the executives were telling me. That's not what the agents were telling ...

There's no indication that the Heat wants to move on from 36-year-old Kyle Lowry - who is very close with Jimmy Butler - but Pat Riley has said that Lowry needs to get in better shape. The Heat has assured Lowry that it has no intention of trading ...

Finding new homes for six compelling free agents.

Lakers guard Malik Monk, who was one of their best players this season, seems open to a bit of a pay cut in order to remain with the team.

LEXINGTON, Ky. — The second time was the charm for Kentucky and Robert Dillingham, who announced his commitment to the Wildcats on Friday night, presumably ending a recruitment that has already taken a few twists and turns.