The Golden State Warriors are scheduled to face the New York Knicks on Sunday night. However, Saturday's injury report includes a total of 18 players from both the teams. Several players have already been ruled out, while several others are listed as doubtful.
The obvious names like Jimmy Butler (who is out for the season) and Stephen Curry (who is out for at least several more games) are both out for the Warriors. Golden State has a total of eight players ruled out, including Draymond Green and Kristaps Porzingis, while only Quinton Post is listed as questionable. With this, nine names have been included in the injury report of the Warriors.
Meanwhile, Miles McBride is the only player ruled out of the Knicks' latest injury report. Eight players have been considered questionable, including Josh Hart and Jeremy Sochan. We probably won't know exactly who will play for New York until just before Sunday's game.
Here is the full Warriors injury report.
Jimmy Butler - Out: Right ACL; surgery
Seth Curry - out: left adductor; strain
Stephen Curry – Out: Right patellofemoral; pain syndrome
Draymond Green – Out: Left Low Back; injury management
Al Horford - Out: Right soleus; strain
D'Anthony Melton – Out: left knee; injury management
Moses Moody – Outside: Right wrist; Sprain
Kristaps Porzingis – Out: General; disease management
Quentin Post - Questionable: left ankle; Sprain
Here is Knicks' full injury report.
Pacom Dadiet - Questionable: G League - On Assignment
Josh Hart - Questionable: left knee; agony
Ariel Hookporti - Questionable: G League - On Assignment
Trey Jameson III - Questionable: G League - Two-Way
Dillon Jones - Questionable: G League - Two-Way
Tyler Kolek - Questionable: G League - On Assignment
Miles McBride – Out: Pelvic; core muscle surgery
Kevin McCullers Jr. - Questionable: G League - Two-Way
Jeremy Sochan – Suspected: Illness; Disease
The Warriors and Knicks are scheduled to tip off at 8 p.m. EST. in New York. Golden State aims to snap a four-game losing streak amid injury problems, while New York hopes to win its third straight.
