The Sacramento Kings had a player test with an inconclusive result for COVID-19 on Wednesday, but he tested negative on Thursday and Friday.

The player had been quarantined following his inconclusive test, but will be cleared to play in Friday's game against the San Antonio Spurs.

Teams have feared that inconclusive or false positive tests could play a role in seeding games or the playoffs since players have to get two negative tests over a 48 hour period to gain clearance for a return.

Some published studies have shown that every 5 of 1,000 tests for the coronavirus in the United States can come back as inconclusive.

Marvin Bagley III has been ruled out for the NBA's restart due to his right foot injury.

Bagley suffered the injury during Sunday's practice. Bagley will likely be in a walking boot for at least two weeks.

Bagley underwent an MRI on his right foot but the Sacramento Kings haven't released those results to the public.

Harrison Barnes could leave for Orlando on Tuesday if he registers one more negative COVID-19 test.

Barnes revealed last week that he had tested positive for COVID-19.

Marvin Bagley injured his right foot during a Sunday practice, the Sacramento Kings announced on Monday.

Bagley is currently awaiting the results of an MRI.

Bagley has played just 13 games this season due to a left foot sprain and a thumb injury. 

De'Aaron Fox will be re-evaluated in 7-10 days after spraining his left ankle in practice.

Fox underwent an MRI, which confirmed the sprain.

The Kings are currently 3.5 games out of the No. 8 seed in the Western Conference. 

The Kings open their scrimmage schedule on July 22nd, and resume the season on July 31st against the Spurs.

Harrison Barnes has revealed that he tested positive for COVID-19.

The positive test for Barnes came before the Sacramento Kings left for Orlando.

Barnes has primarily been asymptomatic and plans to join the Kings in the bubble once he is cleared.

Richaun Holmes has broken the NBA's quarantine and must stay in his room for an additional eight days.

Holmes crossed the campus line to pick up a food delivery.

Holmes signed a two-year, $10 million contract with the Sacramento Kings last offseason.

De'Aaron Fox expressed his desire to stay with the Sacramento Kings for the long-term ahead of the Orlando restart.

“I see myself being here. I want to be here. Obviously, you know we want to win and right now, I think last year, we put ourselves in a good position. This year, we’re sort of in the same position to still make the playoffs. So that’s what we all want and then continue to take the next step forward," said Fox.

Currently in the third year of a four-year rookie contract, Fox will be eligible for an extension after this season.

Fox and the Kings have already discussed a potential extension, according to league sources.

The Kings currently have two “Designated Player” extensions available, which would allow the team to potentially add a fifth year should Fox sign an extension. 

The Sacramento Kings shut down their practice facility after a member of their traveling party tested positive for COVID-19, sources told Sam Amick of The Athletic.

The facility will likely remain closed before the team leaves for Orlando on Wednesday.

The Bucks also shut down their practice facility earlier on Sunday.

Players or staff who test positive for the coronavirus must test negative twice before receiving medical clearance to enter the bubble. 

Igor Kokoskov has agreed to become the next head coach of Fenerbahce.

Kokoskov was head coach of the Phoenix for one season and is currently head coach of Serbia and assistant coach of the Sacramento Kings.

Kokoskov was previously an assistant coach for the Utah Jazz.