LaRavia has been out since March 25 with an incomplete scaphoid fracture of his left thumb, and he will not be available for Wednesday’s Play-In tournament game. Trey Lyles’s playing time has increased substantially, and that should remain the case against the Mavericks. The Kings will be without two crucial reserves, as Malik Monk (calf) is also out.

LaRavia has not played since March 25 and should be re-evaluated early next week. His absence does not significantly impact fantasy basketball, as the Kings’ starters have absorbed most of his minutes.

This has LaRavia being re-evaluated between April 4-7, which means he will miss at least three more games. Trey Lyles and Devin Carter should continue to take on extra minutes off the bench with LaRavia sidelined.

LaRavia will miss Thursday’s game with a sore left thumb, freeing up rotation minutes among the Kings’ bench players. Look for Trey Lyles to pick up additional minutes, but he’s difficult to rely on in most fantasy leagues. Devin Carter is available and may absorb a few of those minutes, but the rookie will unlikely impact fantasy basketball.