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Anthony Slater: Steph Curry and Draymond Green have both been ruled out tonight in the rematch vs the Timberwolves. No Al Horford or De'Anthony Melton either. Warriors finish road trip on Wednesday night in Utah.
Dalton Johnson: Steph Curry (right patellar inflammation) and Draymond Green (lower back) are both questionable for tonight’s Warriors game against the Timberwolves in Minnesota @nbcswarriors.bsky.social. Jonathan Kuminga, De’Anthony Melton and Al Horford are all out
Anthony Slater: De’Anthony Melton is out for the Warriors tomorrow night against the Heat on the front side of a back-to-back. They face the Raptors on Tuesday night. Jimmy Butler is not on the injury report after missing Saturday night for personal reasons.
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The latest example came Friday night in a 137-103 throttling of Sacramento. The Kings are in last place in the NBA Western Conference, yes, but the quality of the opponent doesn’t – and shouldn’t – matter to the Warriors, who at three games above .500 (21-18) still are trying to escape mediocrity. What matters is that the Warriors have won eight of their last 11 games and are starting to look like the team as projected coming out of training camp. Al Horford and De’Anthony Melton, who signed the week camp opened, have overcome injuries to become healthy and productive. “We're in a good groove with our rotation, and helps to have the same lineups out there,” coach Steve Kerr said. “To have Melt and Al both healthy and playing well, it feels like the version of the team that we expected when we signed those guys over the summer. The depth [is great] and we're just getting into a good groove.”
Anthony Slater: Draymond Green is out tomorrow night vs the Thunder. Resting. Steph Curry is questionable with an ankle sprain. De’Anthony Melton questionable. Al Horford and Trayce Jackson-Davis probable. It’s the front side of a home back-to-back. Warriors face the Jazz on Saturday night.
Anthony Slater: The Warriors are sitting De’Anthony Melton on the front side of their Toronto, Brooklyn back-to-back this afternoon. Al Horford is playing against the Raptors, which would rule him out vs Nets. Seth Curry remains out with what team is now listing as sciatic nerve irritation.
Anthony Slater: Steve Kerr said Al Horford has a chance to return for the Christmas game vs the Mavericks. Kerr also said he can bump De’Anthony Melton’s minutes up a few, if needed, but preference remains to keep it around 20 nightly.
Anthony Slater: De’Anthony Melton has played 21 and 17 minutes in his two games. Steve Kerr said the Warriors will keep him in that range for now and probably rest him one side of back-to-backs, but eventually will let him loose as he gets his conditioning/rhythm back.
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Anthony Slater: Jimmy Butler has been upgraded to probable tonight to return for the Warriors in Chicago. Draymond Green and Al Horford remain out vs Bulls. Seth Curry is probable. De'Anthony Melton is cleared to play.
Anthony Slater: Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green, Seth Curry and De’Anthony Melton are all out tonight in Cleveland. Steph Curry and Al Horford were already ruled out. Depleted vs Cavaliers on front side of back-to-back. I’d expect a few players back in the lineup tomorrow in Chicago.
Anthony Slater: Steph Curry and Al Hoford are out tomorrow for the Warriors in Cleveland. Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green, De'Anthony Melton and Seth Curry are questionable. It's the front side of a back-to-back. Warriors play in Chicago on Sunday.
Anthony Slater: All questionable for the Warriors tomorrow night in Philadelphia Jimmy Butler (knee) Jonathan Kuminga (ankle) Al Horford (sciatica) Quinten Post (ankle) Trayce Jackson-Davis (knee) Steph Curry is out. De'Anthony Melton is returning.
