Warriors vs. 76ers: Butler, Kuminga, Embiid Questionable; George Out
The Golden State Warriors are preparing for a crucial three-game road trip, beginning with a match against the Philadelphia 76ers. Unfortunately for the Warriors, they will be missing their star player, Steph Curry, who is sidelined due to a left quadriceps contusion. This marks Curry’s third consecutive game out, extending his absence to at least five games. The Warriors will need to strategize without their leading scorer tonight.
Current Injury Report: Warriors and 76ers Before Matchup
Both teams are grappling with significant injury concerns. The 76ers continue to face numerous health challenges, while the Warriors have also updated their injury list ahead of the game.
Warriors Injuries
- Out: Steph Curry (left quadriceps contusion)
- Out: Alex Toohey (left knee injury management)
- Questionable: Jonathan Kuminga (right ankle soreness)
- Questionable: Trayce Jackson-Davis (right knee patellar tendonitis)
- Questionable: De’Anthony Melton (set for season debut)
Jonathan Kuminga has been instrumental in recent games, making his potential absence impactful. Trayce Jackson-Davis’s knee issue raises concerns about the team’s center depth, which is already limited.
76ers Injuries
- Out: Paul George (left knee injury recovery)
- Out: Kelly Oubre Jr. (left knee sprain)
- Out: Trendon Watford (left adductor strain)
- Questionable: Jimmy Butler III (left knee soreness)
- Questionable: Joel Embiid (left and right knee injury recovery)
- Questionable: Al Horford (right sciatic nerve irritation)
- Questionable: Quinten Post (left ankle sprain)
Paul George’s ongoing struggle with his knee limits the 76ers’ options, while Kelly Oubre Jr. and Trendon Watford’s absences create additional challenges. The availability of Jimmy Butler and Joel Embiid remains uncertain, as both players have been dealing with significant injuries.
Game Information
The match between the Warriors and the 76ers is set to tip off at 4:00 p.m. PT. Fans can catch the action on NBC Sports Bay Area and NBA TV. Both teams will be looking to navigate their injury woes as they aim for a crucial victory.
