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Dennis Schröder suspended for Luka Dončić altercation: What we know

January 11, 2026

Sacramento Kings guard Dennis Schröder has been suspended for three games without pay following an altercation with Lakers star Luka Dončić after a game on December 28. The NBA announced that the incident occurred in a hallway shortly after the Kings' loss to the Lakers, with Schröder seeking out Dončić and attempting to strike him.

Dennis Schröder suspended for Luka Dončić altercation: What we know

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Dennis Schröder was suspended for three games due to an attempt to strike Luka Dončić.
The incident took place about 40 minutes after the Kings lost 125-101 to the Lakers.
Schröder's suspension will cost him approximately $291,807 in salary.
He will miss games against the Houston Rockets, Los Angeles Lakers, and New York Knicks.
Schröder has averaged 13 points and 5.7 assists per game this season.

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Dennis Schröder suspended for Luka Dončić altercation: What we know

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