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Warriors vs. Thunder injury report: Steph Curry out, Jimmy Butler III questionable
The Golden State Warriors have arguably their hardest challenge of the season ahead of them tonight, for their still-getting-used-to-it 8:00 p.m. PT tip-off on Tuesday night. The challenge? The 20-1 Oklahoma City Thunder, who saunter into the Bay Area with a 12-game win streak … only to face a Dubs team that is without Steph Curry (though Seth Curry will suit up for the first time!).
Not only is Curry out, but the Warriors could be missing a few other players, too. Here’s the full injury report.
No surprises here. Curry’s out tonight, and he’ll likely be out for a few more games. The Warriors will be extremely cautious with him.
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A highlight of Tuesday's NBA schedule has the Oklahoma City Thunder putting their 12-game win streak on the line when they visit the Golden State Warriors. OKC (20-1) is coming off a 123-115 win over Portland on Sunday, while the Warriors (11-10) defeated New Orleans, 104-96, on Saturday. The Thunder won the first matchup between the two on Nov. 11, by a score of 126-102, after Golden State won two of three matchups last season. Stephen Curry (quadriceps) is out for the Warriors and Jimmy Butler (gluteal contusion) is questionable, while Luguentz Dort (adductor) and Isaiah Hartenstein (calf) are out for the Thunder.
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Thunder-Warriors Game Statuses Revealed for Butler, Green, Dort, Caruso, More
The Golden State Warriors (11-10) got good injury news Tuesday, as Jimmy Butler (glute) and Draymond Green (foot) will play against the Oklahoma City Thunder (20-1). Butler was listed as questionable earlier Tuesday after taking a hard fall against the Pelicans on Saturday.
Stephen Curry (quad), De'Anthony Melton (ACL) and Al Horford (sciatica) are still out for the Warriors, but Melton should make his season debut soon. Curry will be re-evaluated on Thursday, and that will give us a better idea if he'll return during Golden State's upcoming three-game road trip.
For the Thunder, Luguentz Dort (adductor) and Alex Caruso (quad) were ruled out Tuesday. They join Isaiah Hartenstein, who is out at least another week with a calf strain.
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