Might De'Aaron Fox consider becoming a full-time member of the Band-Aid gang?
If the 24-year-old plays as he did in the Kings' 122-113 win over the Detroit Pistons on Friday night at Little Caesars Arena, then Fox could consider keeping the look. The victory allowed Sacramento to close out their six-game road trip with a 3-3 record.
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Fox recorded a team-high 24 points, 14 of which came in the second half, after the Kings were down 63-55 at the break. He shot 47 percent from the field and successfully dished out nine assists, falling one short of a double-double.
The Kings star was rocking the Band-Aid because he required two stitches for the cut near his left eye following Sacramento's 124-123 win over the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday. Late in the game, Fox took a hit to the face and was bleeding, but no foul was called on the play.
While Fox resisted the look, he gave in, committing to wearing the Band-Aid for at least five days, but did so while playfully trolling Malik Monk, saying his injury required stitches and wasn't a scratch.
Monk sustained a scratch on the right side of his face in the Kings' 116-113 loss to the Warriors on Nov. 7. and wore a Band-Aid even after the scar had healed, much to the dismay of Fox but to the delight of Kings fans.
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As for Fox's new look, if this is the start of a run where he is putting up huge numbers and the Kings are winning games, he might become a believer of the Band-Aid's power and keep it a little longer.
Sacramento kicks off a six-game homestand against the Charlotte Hornets on Monday, so we'll see if Fox keeps the Band-Aid or if it's a one-and-done look for him after two days off.