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Mccauley, J. (2026, October 11). Kings center Maxime Raynaud taken off court in wheelchair after going down with right knee injury. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/basketball/kings-center-maxime-raynaud-taken-off-court-in-wheelchair-after-going-down-with-right-knee-injury/article_ca465ae2-88fc-5c3f-aa81-d2744c4134b3.html
Mccauley, Janie. “Kings center Maxime Raynaud taken off court in wheelchair after going down with right knee injury.” Toronto Star, 11 Oct. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/basketball/kings-center-maxime-raynaud-taken-off-court-in-wheelchair-after-going-down-with-right-knee-injury/article_ca465ae2-88fc-5c3f-aa81-d2744c4134b3.html.
Mccauley, Janie. “Kings center Maxime Raynaud taken off court in wheelchair after going down with right knee injury.” Toronto Star, October 11, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/basketball/kings-center-maxime-raynaud-taken-off-court-in-wheelchair-after-going-down-with-right-knee-injury/article_ca465ae2-88fc-5c3f-aa81-d2744c4134b3.html.
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Sacramento Kings center Maxime Raynaud was carried off the court in a wheelchair during Saturday night's preseason game against the Golden State Warriors, suffering a severe right knee injury after setting a screen on Stephen Curry. The incident occurred late in the first half of the game, which ended with a 111-106 loss for Sacramento at Chase Center in San Francisco. Raynaud was seen grimacing and in obvious pain as medical staff attended to him before being escorted off by Kings general manager Scott Perry and owner Vivek Ranadive, who later visited the player outside the locker room. The 7-foot-1 center left the arena on crutches, an ice bag wrapped around his knee, but was in good spirits despite having no immediate updates on the extent of his injury beyond getting an MRI.