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NBA reinstates Malik Monk Following Anti-Drug Policy Suspension

by
Shawn Smith
June 8, 2020

UK Athletics

The NBA reinstated Charlotte Hornets guard Malik Monk after being indefinitely suspended in February.

The NBA suspended Monk on February 26 for violating the terms of the NBA/NBPA Anti-Drug Program. The former Wildcats suspension was without pay.

Josh Sims of Fox 46 in Charlotte reported the news Monday that the NBA has reinstated the Charlotte Hornets guard.

Malik Monk was reinstated during the hiatus. He was suspended indefinitely in February for violating the NBA’s anti drug program

— Josh Sims (@JoshFox46) June 8, 2020

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