Golden State Warriors Injuries

Wiggins sat out the last two games due to right index finger soreness, but it is predicted that he will take the court Wednesday against the Trail Blazers.

Payton II is idle with a torn right calf, and he will remain out of commission until at least the middle of December.

Paul has missed the previous two games due to a nerve contusion in his lower-left leg, but it is likely that he will be available for Wednesday's showdown against the Trail Blazers.

Garuba has missed the last three games due to a right finger dislocation, but it is anticipated that he will partake in Wednesday's tilt with the Trail Blazers.

Jackson-Davis was held out of the last match with leg soreness, but it is forecasted that he will be available against Houston on Monday.

Payton II is sidelined with a left ankle sprain, and he will remain out of commission until the beginning of December.

Green is serving a five-game suspension for his role in an on-court brawl, and he is eligible to return against the Kings on Tuesday.

Curry has missed the last two games due to a right knee sprain, and it is uncertain if he will be available Saturday against the Thunder.

Payton is dealing with a right finger infection, but it is forecasted that he will face the Timberwolves on Sunday.

Wiggins is nursing left neck soreness, but it is not expected to impact his status for Sunday's showdown with the Timberwolves.

Payton II missed the previous contest ailing from an illness, but it is likely that he will play against the Cavaliers on Saturday.

Green missed the last game tending to a personal matter, but it is predicted that he will be available for Saturday's matchup against the Cavaliers.

Green is dealing with soreness in his left ankle, but it is expected that he will take on the Pistons on Monday.

Thompson is hampered by right adductor tightness, and it is up in the air whether he will face the Cavaliers on Sunday.

Saric is dealing with a right hip contusion, but he is projected to take the court for Wednesday's matchup with the Kings.

Green is expected to partake in Monday's clash with the Pelicans despite a left ankle sprain.

Kuminga sat out the last contest with a left knee contusion, but it is likely that he will take on the Kings on Wednesday.

Thompson was held out of the previous game with right knee soreness, but it is expected that he will battle the Kings on Wednesday.

Curry is battling left foot soreness, but it is expected that he will take the court against the Rockets on Sunday.

Kuminga is bothered by left foot soreness, but it is projected that he will lace up for Sunday's matchup against the Rockets.