After losing to the Oklahoma City Thunder in the NBA’s first-ever in-season tournament, the Golden State Warriors are set to play their second and last late addition to the schedule.
With the majority of the week off, both teams are in reasonably good health. On the availability docket for each team, there are still a few well-known players.
This is the complete injury report.
It’s been a while since we’ve had a GPII update, and it might be some time before we get one. Because of their depth, the Warriors aren’t in a hurry to get Payton back on the court; instead, they want to make sure he’s healthy for the remainder of the regular season and the postseason.
It’s the time of year for colds, flus, and other ailments. Hopefully, CP3 is well enough to play; if not, Chris, go have some tea and soup to cheer yourself up!
While it’s not always the case, the Thunder kindly provide a list of players who have been activated from the injured list. They also indicate when two-way players—Keyontae Johnson is out and Lindy Waters III and Olivier Sarr are questionable—will not be playing. Dieng, the No. 11 pick from the previous draft class, has only played in 12 games this year and hasn’t been on the field for more than a week. Tonight, the power forward is back on OKC’s bench, where he will look to establish himself as a regular player.
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