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Golden State Warriors Injury Update: Steph Curry Status, Huge Draymond Green News, Al Horford Concern vs. Blazers (Dec. 14)
Draymond Green returns after missing three games; Portland Trail Blazers have five players ruled out due to injuries, impacting lineup and defensive strategies.
- On Sunday, Draymond Green is set to return for the Warriors against the Portland Trail Blazers while Al Horford remains out with sciatica.
- After missing three games with a right foot sprain and excused personal reason, Draymond Green's frontcourt role was filled by Quinten Post, center, and Trayce Jackson-Davis, forward.
- In Friday's 127-120 loss, Golden State's interior was exposed without Draymond Green, but coach Steve Kerr said Green was `good ` ahead of Sunday's game.
- The Warriors will almost certainly start Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green, while Pat Spencer, Moses Moody, Buddy Hield, De'Anthony Melton and Brandin Podziemski get first-half minutes and vie for closing roles.
- Curry, tied with Michael Jordan at 44 40-point games after turning 30, has another chance Sunday as Portland Trail Blazers cope with five players out and Damian Lillard recovering.
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Draymond Green set to return for Warriors vs. Blazers
The Warriors’ defense is set to receive a huge boost Sunday against the Blazers as one of the league’s top stoppers returns to the lineup. Draymond Green, 35, has missed the past three games with both a right foot sprain and for an excused personal reason, but made the trip up to Portland and was not listed on the NBA’s afternoon injury report. “Draymond’s good (to go),” Kerr told reporters in Portland. “It makes a dramatic difference, and Draym…
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Jackson Progress-ArgusStephen Curry, Warriors out to rebound vs. slumping Blazers
Stephen Curry's return from a five-game absence due to a left quadriceps injury was a rousing success, but it didn't stop the Golden State Warriors' woes.
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