Malik Monk day-to-day with minor toe injury

Malik Monk
SG, Charlotte Hornets

Malik Monk is dealing with a minor toe injury, but it is not considered to be serious.

Monk should be fine soon. His teammates Cody Martin and Joe Chealey are also day-to-day with ankle sprains. Monk only played 17 minutes per game last season and will have to compete with Dwayne Bacon for minutes.

Source: Rick Bonnell on Twitter

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October 2, 2019, 2:16 pm

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