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Malik Monk is too good a bench player for the Sacramento Kings not to use him to his full potential, something he proved against the Mavs.

Writer Ian Goodwillie argues that the Sacramento Kings and head coach Doug Christie must give Malik Monk consistent playing time. Following limited minutes across Sacramento's early-season losses, Monk logged 30 minutes, scored 24 points, and recorded seven assists in the Kings' first win of the season against the Dallas Mavericks.
Goodwillie asserts that Monk provides vital leadership and playmaking for Sacramento's second unit. While noting Christie has previously reduced Monk's role and utilized him as a healthy scratch, the writer maintains Monk remains essential to the Kings' overall success.
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