Kings Guard Dennis Schroder Suspended Three Games for Off-Court Dispute
In a recent development, Sacramento Kings’ guard Dennis Schröder has been suspended for three games due to an off-court dispute. This incident occurred shortly after the Kings faced a 125-101 defeat against the Los Angeles Lakers on December 28 at Crypto.com Arena.
Details of the Incident
The confrontation involved Schröder and Lakers’ star Luka Dončić. According to reports, Schröder sought out Dončić in a hallway and initiated a verbal altercation. This led the NBA to take disciplinary action against Schröder.
Schröder’s Season Performance
- Age: 32
- Current Team: Sacramento Kings
- Season Averages: 13 points, 3.3 rebounds, 5.7 assists
- Teams Played For: Nine teams in five seasons
In the current season alone, he has played for multiple teams including the Brooklyn Nets, Golden State Warriors, and Detroit Pistons. Standing at six feet one inch, Schröder has become known as a versatile player in the league.
Previous Suspensions
Schröder has a history of suspensions, totaling three games in his career. Notably, he was suspended for one game in both 2013 and 2018 due to physical altercations on the court. Additionally, he received another one-game suspension from the Atlanta Hawks for not returning to the team on time following the 2017 All-Star break.
Impact of the Suspension
Schröder’s suspension will commence on Sunday when the Kings are scheduled to host the Houston Rockets. This disciplinary action highlights the league’s commitment to maintaining professionalism among its players.
As the Kings navigate this situation, the impact on team dynamics remains to be seen. With Schröder sidelined, other players will need to step up in his absence.
