Dosunmu has been out of the Bulls’ lineup since December 23, when he suffered the injury in a loss to the Milwaukee Bucks. While Dosunmu won’t play Sunday, he’s nearing a return to the lineup.

Joining Dosunmu on the injury report is shooting guard Coby White, who was listed as questionable with a cervical strain before being ruled out. White has been on a tear as of late, racking up several 20-plus point scoring performances as the Bulls have pushed their record closer to the .500 mark. Sitting White seems to be a precautionary move.

Also on the injury report is Torrey Craig (right lower leg contusion), who will miss the contest, along with Patrick Williams, who is available after being listed with a right elbow issue.

Meanwhile, De’Aaron Fox was questionable for the Kings with a right glute contusion that has kept him out of their last few games, but he’ll be back in action.

The Kings’ season was in a tailspin not long ago, as the team fired their head coach Mike Brown following a 13-19 start to the season. However, the Kings have now rattled off six wins in a row, including an impressive victory over the Boston Celtics on Friday evening.

Meanwhile, the Bulls have been playing some improved basketball as of late. They could very well miss Coby White on Sunday afternoon, as the former North Carolina Tar Heel has been on a heater as of late, including an epic late-game dunk over Victor Wembanyama in a recent home win over the San Antonio Spurs. However, perhaps the presence of a red-hot Zach LaVine will be enough to get a win.

In any case, the Kings and Bulls are slated to tip things off at 3:30 p.m. ET. The Bulls will stay at home this week for games against the New Orleans Pelicans, Atlanta Hawks, and Charlotte Hornets.