The Golden State Warriors could again be shorthanded Saturday night as they close out a back-to-back against the Utah Jazz. Golden State (18–17) listed Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler III, and Jonathan Kuminga as questionable on the latest injury report ahead of the matchup, which is scheduled for 10:00 p.m.
The Warriors thought they were getting Jonathan Kuminga back Friday. Instead, they got another question mark. Kuminga was expected to return after missing more than two weeks, but low back soreness popped up before the loss to the Thunder and kept him out despite being listed as active.
The Golden State Warriors got crushed on Friday night. That was not surprising. After all, they were hosting the defending-champion Oklahoma City Thunder, and playing without Steph Curry, Jimmy Butler III, Draymond Green, De’Anthony Melton, and Jonathan Kuminga.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA – When you lose by 37 points to the Oklahoma City Thunder, with Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler, and Draymond Green sidelined, the takeaways are slim.
The Golden State Warriors are at a familiar crossroads. They are good enough to compete on most nights, disciplined enough to defend at a high level, but increasingly limited by an offense that struggles to keep pace with the league’s elite.
The Golden State Warriors would love to have all, or at least most, of their big guns firing again Saturday night when they hope Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green will return for the team's matchup against the Utah Jazz in San Francisco.
Stephen Curry was out of the lineup with an ankle injury during the Golden State Warriors' embarrassing 131-94 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Friday night.
When three of the superstars are out, a defeat against the OKC Thunder was expected. But the backlash for the Warriors’ head coach is not for the 131-94 result, but for not playing the young forward Jonathan Kuminga.
Both Steph Curry and Draymond Green were out of action for the Golden State Warriors on Friday. With Jimmy Butler and Jonathan Kuminga also out injured, the Warriors suffered a 131-94 blowout loss at the hands of the Oklahoma City Thunder.
The Golden State Warriors basically accepted their Friday night clash against the Oklahoma City Thunder as a scheduled loss as they rested Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler, and Draymond Green as the reigning champion.
Look, I’ll be completely honest with you: I don’t want to write this article. The Golden State Warriors got crushed on Friday night, losing 131-94 to the Oklahoma City Thunder.
The Warriors were shorthanded Friday, and it showed. Golden State played without Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler, and Draymond Green in a 131-94 lopsided home loss to the Thunder.
Instead of getting the young Thunder facing a squad of future Hall of Famers, it got Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Chet Holmgren dominating Pat Spencer and Brandin Podziemski.
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