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Warriors Face Phoenix Without Curry, Podziemski
25 Oct
Summary
- Warriors are 0-2 after losses to Lakers and Grizzlies.
- Curry and Podziemski are not expected to play Saturday.
- Multiple Warriors players are out with injuries.
The Golden State Warriors have commenced their season with an unfavorable 0-2 record. Following a home opener loss to the Memphis Grizzlies, the team is preparing to face the Phoenix Suns. However, they are expected to be without two of their starting guards, Steph Curry and Brandin Podziemski, for Saturday night's game.
Brandin Podziemski, who recently recovered from a back injury, confirmed he would not play against Phoenix. He had returned for Friday's game, scoring 18 points, and stated his injury was minor. Meanwhile, Steph Curry indicated he was unlikely to play, suggesting his body and energy levels were factors. Curry has played 51 minutes across the team's first two games.
The Warriors' roster is further depleted by injuries to other players, including Jimmy Butler and Kristaps Porziņģis, who are unavailable due to rehabilitation from injuries. The absence of Curry and Podziemski adds to these challenges as the team seeks its first win of the season.
