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While they were facing an inferior opponent in the Utah Jazz, the Golden State Warriors entered Tuesday night without three of their top players with Stephen Cu
The Warriors medical has given Draymond green light to do some light on-court work, which is a great step since he fell to injury on Jan. 18.
Draymond Green, who has missed the past four contests, is pacing ahead of Kuminga. He won’t play the team’s three games this week, but will return to practice afterwards. He has calf and back injuries have sidelined him for seven of the team’s last eight games.
Stephen Curry's recurring knee issues, diagnosed as bilateral knee tendinitis, have forced the Golden State Warriors to make tough decisions about his playing time. The latest exam
Draymond Green's calf injury adds to Warriors' struggles. Awaiting MRI results, his return date is uncertain ahead of important games.
In Green’s absence, Gui Santos started the second half, but the stint was brief. Moses Moody entered three minutes into the third quarter and, for a second straight game, logged a bulk of the team’s minutes at the power forward spot.
While Kuminga is progressing in his recovery from a right ankle sprain and is expected to begin light individual workouts this week, the Warriors said he will be re-evaluated in two weeks.
Head coach Steve Kerr confirmed that Stephen Curry's knees have been bothering him, and they ruled him out for Tuesday’s game.
Stephen Curry was scratched from the Golden State Warriors’ Tuesday night game against the Utah Jazz at Chase Center in order to manage the bilateral knee pain that’s plagued him throughout his 16th season.
Curry’s injury means the Warriors will be without their three best players in Curry, Draymond Green and Jonathan Kuminga. Green won’t play until next week, while Kuminga won’t return before the Feb. 6 trade deadline from the significant ankle injury he suffered on Jan. 4.