The Golden State Warriors are at home on Wednesday night as they host the Brooklyn Nets in an interconference matchup. Golden State enters Wednesday’s game with a 34-38 record after defeating the Dallas Mavericks on the road on overtime on Monday night.
The Golden State Warriors have battled injuries to key players throughout the season. Stephen Curry remains sidelined with a knee issue, while Jimmy Butler has already been ruled out for the season due to a serious injury.
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The Golden State Warriors have signed center Omer Yurtseven to a second 10-day contract as the team continues to deal with mounting injuries late in the season.
The Golden State Warriors may have lost Moses Moody and Jimmy Butler, but Big Yurt isn’t going anywhere. 27-year-old Ömer Yurtseven is signing a second 10-day contract with the Warriors, who are without centers Al Horford (calf) and Quinten Post (foot) at present.
The Golden State Warriors are giving center Omer Yurtseven a second 10-day contract, per ESPN's Anthony Slater. Yurtseven's first 10-day contract expired Tuesday.
The Warriors will re-sign center Omer Yurtseven for another 10 days after his first 10-day contract with the team expired overnight on Tuesday, according to Anthony Slater of ESPN (Twitter link).
The Golden State Warriors have been telling us that Stephen Curry is making good progress on a return from his knee injury for weeks, but on Tuesday, Steve Kerr didn't follow the company line.
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The Golden State Warriors will be shorthanded on Wednesday vs. the Brooklyn Nets as they attempt to begin their first winning streak in over two months.
SAN FRANCISCO — The Golden State Warriors have endured a nightmarish campaign. Several key players have missed extended time with injuries. Warriors guard Moses Moody is the latest casualty.
The season has not gone well for Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors. The 12-time All-Star has been sidelined by a knee injury since January, which has been a big problem for Golden State.
The Golden State Warriors received some clarity on Moses Moody’s injury, and while the overall situation remains serious, there is at least a measure of relief.
Stephen Curry has not played since late January. He’s been out due to a knee injury, which is reportedly difficult to treat. The Golden State Warriors have struggled mightily in his absence.
The injuries keep piling up for the Golden State Warriors, who will be without yet another regular when they face the Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday in San Francisco.
The Golden State Warriors got the update they feared on Moses Moody after his freak injury Monday night. Moody suffered a torn patellar tendon in his left knee, according to Shams Charania of ESPN.
Frustration is running over the Warriors late in the season. Draymond Green, on his podcast “The Draymond Green Show,” admitted to a recurring nightmare that the team cannot handle. He dropped his top concern about the team and made it pretty clear that he is “sick of the play-in” format.