Derrick Williams Injury: Updates on Kings Forward's Ankle After Tripping on Cord

Sacramento Kings forward Derrick Williams sat out of Tuesday night's game against the Chicago Bulls due to a sprained right ankle suffered during pregame warm-ups. He returned for Wednesday's game against Milwaukee.

Continue for updates.

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Williams Probable vs. Bucks

Wednesday, Feb. 11

Williams returned for Sacramento's Wednesday night contest against the Milwaukee Bucks, as noted by Sean Cunningham of News 10 in Sacramento.

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Williams Sustains Injury Tripping Over Cord 

Tuesday, Feb. 10

Jason Jones of The Sacramento Bee noted Williams was injured after tripping and would miss the Chicago game:

The Kings did not divulge the severity of Williams' sprain. They play again Wednesday night in Milwaukee, so it's possible they are expressing caution while on a back-to-back. It's also possible Williams sits out through the All-Star break to give him extra time to heal.

Williams, 23, is averaging 6.5 points and 2.5 rebounds per game. The former No. 2 overall pick is in his second season in Sacramento after a failed three-year stint with the Minnesota Timberwolves. After Sacramento acquired Williams on a buy-low deal with hopes of unearthing his potential, the experiment has largely gone bust.

Williams has struggled to be much more than a secondary big man and has seen his playing time wildly vary from night to night. Interim coach Tyrone Corbin has sat him twice on a coach's decision since Jan. 31.

Carl Landry and Jason Thompson will log a majority of minutes at the power forward spot with Williams out.

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