
Both players should be good to go against Sacramento, though Gibson's place in the rotation isn't as significant with both Mark Williams and Jusuf Nurkic available. Curry has been starting for Charlotte and should remain in that role despite lower back tightness.
Williams has been managing a foot issue that's caused him to miss a few games in recent weeks, but is now on the injury report with a back injury. It doesn't appear to be serious as he's listed as probable and thus is likely to play against the Kings.
Williams (back) has been listed as probable for Friday's game against the Kings.
Williams once again had no production on the defensive end, but was efficient on offense and pulled down over 10 rebounds. The 23-year-old center isn't a one-trick pony, but his skillset is limited to scoring and rebounding. He's quite valuable in those areas, though. The main drawback for Williams and his fantasy managers is that he continues to manage a foot injury that won't go away before the end of the regular season.
Williams returned to the lineup after missing Sunday's game with a foot injury that he continues to manage. The 23-year-old center was incredibly efficient on offense with 18 points on nine shots and controlled the glass with 13 rebounds. He had no production on the defensive end, but was excellent otherwise. The only drawback for the rest of the year is he could miss more time with the foot injury.