The Sacramento Kings announced on Sunday that center Maxime Raynaud will miss at least two weeks after suffering a patellar subluxation in his right knee. Raynaud suffered a partial dislocation of his right kneecap when Stephen Curry collided with him while Raynaud was setting a screen during Saturday's game.

Raynaud was on the floor for several minutes before leaving the court in a wheelchair. Following the game, the second-year center was spotted leaving the arena on crutches with a wrap around his right knee.

For now, it appears the Raynaud avoided a serious injury. That's good news for the Kings, who are planning for the 7-foot-1 center to be a big part of their rotation this season behind starter Domantas Sabonis.