November 18, 2023
Sacramento Kings center
Alex Len (ankle) faces a lengthy absence, as he has been ruled out for 6-8 weeks. The seven-footer from Ukraine has suffered a moderate high ankle sprain, and it's possible we won't see him again until the calendar flips to 2024. We actually haven't seen much of him when he's been healthy either, with Len logging only 6.8 minutes across six games as the third center in the Kings rotation. His absence won't change anything in fantasy basketball.
--Taavi Pailk - RotoBallerSource: NBC Sports Bay Area
April 3, 2022
Sacramento Kings center
Alex Len (back) has been given the green light to suit up for Sunday night's game against the Golden State Warriors. Len is currently hampered by a sore back, but it won't keep on the sidelines on Sunday. Unfortunately for Len, he's become a bit buried on the depth chart, even with both
Domantas Sabonis (knee) and
Richaun Holmes (personal) out of action.
Damian Jones is excelling as the team's starting center and the only other big men in Sacramento seeing sturdy minutes right now are
Trey Lyles and
Chimezie Metu.
--Andrew Ericksen - RotoBallerSource: Jason Anderson
March 30, 2022
Sacramento Kings center
Alex Len (illness) and forward
Josh Jackson (illness) will both be active for Wednesday night's game against the Houston Rockets. This update comes as a surprise as both players had been previously ruled out for the game due to non-COVID illnesses. Neither player has been seeing much of the court lately. Len has rebounding and block potential, but would need to surpass
Neemias Queta and
Chimezie Metu on the depth chart in order to warrant some fantasy appeal.
--Andrew Ericksen - RotoBallerSource: Jason Anderson
March 9, 2022
Sacramento Kings center
Alex Len will get the starting nod for Wednesday's game against the Denver Nuggets.
Domantas Sabonis (suspension) and
Richaun Holmes (personal) are both sidelined for this game. At this point, the Kings don't have many other options at center, so Len will get the start. He should get plenty of minutes, but remains a low-end streaming option.
De'Aaron Fox,
Justin Holiday,
Harrison Barnes and
Trey Lyles are expected to join Len in the starting five.
--Andy Webb - RotoBallerSource: James Ham
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