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Dalton Johnson: Draymond Green and Will Richard are questionable for the Warriors’ regular-season finale tomorrow against the Clippers @nbcswarriors.bsky.social Quinten Post and LJ Cryer remain out Nobody else is on the injury report
Marc J. Spears: Warriors say center Quinten Post, who did not play in Thursday’s game vs. Cleveland due to right foot soreness, is making good progress. He will continue with daily rehabilitation and light on-court workouts and will be re-evaluated again next week.
Anthony Slater: Al Horford is out another week with his calf strain, per Warriors. Seth Curry and Quinten Post are day-to-day.
Dalton Johnson: Moses Moody, after missing the Warriors’ last 10 games, has been upgraded to questionable for tomorrow’s game against the Mavericks @nbcswarriors.bsky.social Kristaps Porzingis and De’Anthony Melton are both probable, but Quinten Post is out
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Anthony Slater: Kristaps Porzingis is out tonight in Atlanta with lower back tightness. Jonathan Kuminga is off the injury report and cleared to face the Warriors. Questionable: Draymond Green, De’Anthony Melton, Gary Payton II, Quinten Post.
While putting up a valiant fight against a vastly superior roster, the Warriors committed 18 giveaways. They threw some passes out of bounds, threw a few to the Knicks and even dribbled them away. Quinten Post had five turnovers, as did Gui Santos. Podziemski committed four. Richard committed two, and the second one was relatively innocuous – until Kerr’s fiery reaction. “I thought (Richard) could have caught the ball,” Kerr said when asked about the incident, which was noted by the NBC telecast crew. “It was a bad pass from BP; BP should have made a good pass, and Will's got a dunk. (Instead) it turns into a five-point swing. I was mad at Will because I thought he could have corralled the ball and not thrown it. I thought he was trying to make an around- the-back pass for a score. I might be wrong, but I from my angle looked like he could have corralled the ball and made a stop.”
The Knicks’ talent — and size — advantage was simply too much to overcome down the stretch. New York rallied in the third and held off Golden State in the fourth to hand the Warriors a 110-107 loss. It was Golden State’s fifth defeat in a row. With the Blazers losing, the Warriors remained a half-game up on Portland for the ninth seed. Brandin Podziemski scored 25 and Gui Santos had 22, while Quinten Post returned from a sore ankle to score 20. Jalen Brunson put up a game-high 30 points for the Knicks.
The one and only Warriors player who didn’t score in double figures was as impressive as anybody else in Golden State's dominant 133-112 win against the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday night at FedExForum. Malevy Leons finished one point shy of being the Warriors’ ninth player to score at least 10 points. Leons, who is on a two-way contract, had played 21 NBA minutes all season. He played 18 productive minutes in Memphis and made his fellow Dutchman proud. “It’s really cool for Dutch basketball history for us to be on the court together,” Warriors center Quinten Post said to Bob Fitzgerald and Kelenna Azubuike at halftime. "I’ve known Mal since I was 13, something like that. We played together in Amsterdam, so really cool to share the court here with him.”
Anthony Slater: The Warriors expect Al Horford to make his return today against the Mavericks, assuming his pregame warmup goes smooth. Kerr did say he will stick with similar rotation and play Quinten Post and Trayce Jackson-Davis at center.
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Anthony Slater: In a search for better continuity, Steve Kerr said he will keep the five-man group of Steph Curry, Moses Moody, Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green and Quinten Post as the established starting lineup for the foreseeable future (barring injury).
Sam Gordon: Warriors roll 123-91 and improve to 14-12. Jimmy Butler returns with 19/8/6, Brandin Podziemski with 21/8/7, Quinten Post supplies 19 points/five threes and Pat Spencer adds 12/5/6. Jonathan Kuminga not in a rotation set to deepen with Stephen Curry/Draymond Green/Al Horford.
Anthony Slater: Jimmy Butler has been ruled out tonight in Philadelphia. Downgraded from questionable because of left knee soreness. Al Horford, Jonathan Kuminga and Quinten Post remain questionable.
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.
