Stephen Curry and Draymond Green Out for Warriors’ Clash with Minnesota
The Golden State Warriors face significant challenges as they prepare for their upcoming game against the Minnesota Timberwolves. Star players Stephen Curry and Draymond Green will not participate in this crucial clash.
Injury Updates: Curry and Green
On Monday, head coach Steve Kerr confirmed that Stephen Curry’s ongoing knee issues have prevented him from playing. Additionally, Draymond Green is dealing with a back injury. Both players are essential to the team’s success.
Upcoming Game Plans
The Warriors will compete against the Timberwolves, coming off a previous victory on Sunday where they triumphed 111-85 in Minneapolis. Despite this win, the absence of key players will challenge the team’s depth and strategy.
Additional Team Challenges
The Warriors are already facing hurdles with other injuries. Forward Jimmy Butler is out for the season due to a torn ACL. Furthermore, Jonathan Kuminga will be sidelined due to a bone bruise and a hyperextended left knee.
Looking Ahead
Despite the setbacks, Coach Kerr remains optimistic. He hopes to have both Curry and Green back for the next game against Utah scheduled for Wednesday.
- Key Injuries:
- Stephen Curry – right knee issues
- Draymond Green – back injury
- Jimmy Butler – torn ACL (season-ending injury)
- Jonathan Kuminga – bone bruise and hyperextended left knee
The upcoming match will test the Warriors’ resilience as they seek to maintain their competitive edge without their leading stars.
