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Kings center Maxime Raynaud taken off court in wheelchair after going down with right knee injury

Sacramento Kings center Maxime Raynaud was removed from Saturday night's game in a wheelchair after suffering a right knee injury. The incident occurred when Raynaud set a screen for teammate Darius Acuff Jr. and collided with Golden State Warriors player Stephen Curry. Raynaud, a second-year pro who played at Stanford, was clearly in distress as medical personnel assessed him on the court.

He eventually joined the wheelchair-bound party and left the arena via the locker room. Kings general manager Scott Perry and owner Vivek Ranadive visited Raynaud outside the locker room.

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