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Jason Anderson: The Sacramento Kings have ruled Domantas Sabonis out for tonight's game against the Toronto Raptors due to left knee injury management. Precious Achiuwa (right ankle soreness) is questionable.

Mike Brown called out Karl-Anthony Towns for a lazy play. With less than two minutes remaining in the second quarter of the Knicks’ 112-101 loss to the Kings on Wednesday night, Towns drove and fell after he was stripped in the paint by Precious Achiuwa. The Knicks center stayed on the ground instead of running back on defense, which allowed Achiuwa to grab an uncontested offensive rebound around midcourt. The sequence ended with Sacramento’s Russell Westbrook nailing a wide open corner 3-pointer to give the Kings a 17-point lead. “He drove. Something happened where he fell down. He drove, he fell down,” Brown said. “When you fall down, you got to get up and got to sprint down the floor. And even when you’re the last guy down the floor, you got to get down there just in case there’s a long rebound. But there was no urgency. That wasn’t the only play. There were a handful of plays that we did that. But there was no sense of urgency on that particular play to get back. And it was a five-point swing.

James Ham: From Kings: MEDICAL UPDATE vs. San Antonio Spurs, 11/16: Domantas Sabonis (Left Ribcage Contusion) - AVAILABLE; Precious Achiuwa (Illness) - AVAILABLE; Devin Carter (Illness) - OUT; Keegan Murray (Left Thumb UCL Surgery Recovery) - OUT

Michael Scotto: Update: Precious Achiuwa signed a one-year, non-guaranteed deal with the Sacramento Kings, league sources said.

Michael Scotto: JUST IN: The Sacramento Kings will sign Precious Achiuwa, league sources told
@hoopshype. Achiuwa has averaged 7.6 points and 5.7 rebounds in his five-year NBA career with the Miami Heat, Toronto Raptors and New York Knicks. Agent Bernie Lee and Kings officials finalized the deal
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Michael Scotto: The Sacramento Kings are waiving Isaac Jones to make room for Precious Achiuwa, league sources told @hoopshype.

Jake Fischer: The Sacramento Kings are looking at bringing in veteran center Precious Achiuwa, according to league sources.
Marc Stein: The Kings are currently carrying a full 15 standard NBA contracts but @JakeLFischer reports below that they have interest in signing free agent center Precious Achiuwa. More around-the-league notes from me: tinyurl.com/373vpa8k Twitter @TheSteinLine | Nov. 3, 2025
Jake Fischer: The Sacramento Kings are looking at bringing in veteran center Precious Achiuwa, according to league sources. Twitter @JakeLFischer | Nov. 3, 2025
Thread Sports Management: Proud to welcome @Precious Achiuwa to #ThreadSM Twitter | Oct. 23, 2025
Ira Winderman: Erik Spoelstra said cutting Precious Achiuwa was “tough” but spoke of overall roster construction. Twitter @IraHeatBeat | Oct. 19, 2025
Precious Achiuwa’s first tenure with the Miami Heat was short, but the forward/center’s second tenure with the Heat was even shorter. Instead of keeping Achiuwa on the roster for the start of the regular season, a league source told the Miami Herald that the Heat informed the 26-year-old Achiuwa following Friday’s preseason finale that it is waiving him before his contract starts to become guaranteed on opening night. Miami Herald | Oct. 18, 2025
Miami Heat: OFFICIAL: The Miami HEAT have waived Precious Achiuwa, Dain Dainja, Bez Mbeng and Ethan Thompson. Twitter @MiamiHEAT | Oct. 18, 2025
This Marc Stein notebook earlier this month spelled it out: Buyout talks between Love and Jazz are unlikely to get serious until a playoff contender for the 37-year-old to join has clearly emerged with interest. One footnote on Bamba: I’m told Miami also showed interest in signing him before deciding to reunite with former Heat draftee Precious Achiuwa instead. marcstein.substack.com | Sep. 27, 2025
The Miami HEAT announced today that they have signed center/forward Precious Achiuwa and waived Gabe Madsen. NBA.com | Sep. 25, 2025

Marc Stein: The Kings are currently carrying a full 15 standard NBA contracts but @JakeLFischer reports below that they have interest in signing free agent center Precious Achiuwa. More around-the-league notes from me: tinyurl.com/373vpa8k

Thread SM: Proud to welcome @precious to #ThreadSM 🙌
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Precious Achiuwa’s first tenure with the Miami Heat was short, but the forward/center’s second tenure with the Heat was even shorter. Instead of keeping Achiuwa on the roster for the start of the regular season, a league source told the Miami Herald that the Heat informed the 26-year-old Achiuwa following Friday’s preseason finale that it is waiving him before his contract starts to become guaranteed on opening night.

This Marc Stein notebook earlier this month spelled it out: Buyout talks between Love and Jazz are unlikely to get serious until a playoff contender for the 37-year-old to join has clearly emerged with interest. One footnote on Bamba: I’m told Miami also showed interest in signing him before deciding to reunite with former Heat draftee Precious Achiuwa instead.