Who is injured for the Toronto Raptors vs Golden State Warriors game?

The Raptors have several players out including R.J. Barrett and Jakob Poeltl, while the Warriors are missing Jimmy Butler and Seth Curry.

What are the records of the Raptors and Warriors entering their game?

Both the Toronto Raptors and Golden State Warriors have identical 25-19 records as of the game on Tuesday.

When is the next Toronto Raptors vs Golden State Warriors game?

The next and final meeting of the season between the Raptors and Warriors is scheduled for Tuesday at the Chase Center.

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Injuries Sideline Stars as Raptors, Warriors Clash

21 Jan

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Summary

Raptors and Warriors enter with identical 25-19 records.
Jimmy Butler's season-ending ACL injury impacts Warriors.
Both teams face significant injury concerns impacting lineups.

Injuries Sideline Stars as Raptors, Warriors Clash

The Toronto Raptors and Golden State Warriors are preparing for their second and final regular-season meeting on Tuesday at the Chase Center. Both teams enter the game with matching 25-19 records, placing the Raptors fourth in the Eastern Conference and the Warriors eighth in the Western Conference.

The Warriors have been dealt a significant blow with the news that Jimmy Butler suffered a season-ending torn right ACL. This injury comes at a critical time as the team was gaining momentum heading into the All-Star break.

Injury reports reveal further challenges for both squads. The Raptors will be without several key players including Collin Murray-Boyles, R.J. Barrett, Jakob Poeltl, Ja'Kobe Walter, and Chucky Hepburn. Meanwhile, the Warriors will also be missing Seth Curry, with Draymond Green and Gui Santos probable despite ankle issues. De'Anthony Melton remains questionable.