Brandin Podziemski, Jonathan Kuminga for Warriors vs. Blazers

The Golden State Warriors are back in action tonight, with a game that will win strongly. The Dubs organize the Portland Trail Blazer, who expected a better season than most, but are still a not very good team. The blazers are pretty beaten too, but the warriors are not quite healthy either.

Here is the full injury report.

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Out of – Jonathan Kuminga (right ankle -resuscitation)

It is still unclear when Kuminga will return, but if I had to advise you, I would say at some point in this household, which has five more games after this.

Out of -Brandin Podziemski (bilateral low -back -strain)

Podziemski will essentially miss his third game in a row after leaving the victory over the Brooklyn networks less than a minute after the campaign on Thursday. His injury is not considered serious, but you will surely have to handle your back carefully.

Available – Gary Payton II (bilateral nose break – face mask)

A third game with a masked Payton! It seems to have unlocked a few superpowers and he has a chance for a revenge this evening.

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Out of – Matisse Thybulle (right ankle compression)

Thybulle, like Kuminga, was with an ankle injury for a while. This will be his ninth game in a row.

Out of – Deandre Ayton (left Wadenstamm)

Ayton had a decent, if not overwhelming season, for the Blazer with an average of 14.4 points and 10.2 rebounds per game. But he got out the way last month when he dealt with a calf injury.

Out of – Robert Williams III (sprain of the left knee)

You have to feel for Williams and the teams who have employed him. He has such interesting skills, but so difficult to stay healthy. After playing only six games for the Blazer in his debut season last year, he was only able to get up 20 times this season.

Doubtful – Jerami Grant (Tendinitis of the right knee)

After two consecutive seasons with an average of at least 20 points, Grant is 14.4 points per game this year … his lowest brand since the 2019-20 season. He played last night and is questionable for the back-to-back.

Doubtful – Deni Avdija (left quad contusion)

Avdija’s first season with the Blazers went well after a four -year stay at the Washington Wizards. He has an average of 14.8 points per game, but could miss this competition.

Enjoy the campaign, Dub Nation!