The Oklahoma City Thunder visit the Golden State Warriors for the third time this season. So far, the team playing on the road has come out on top in their matchups. The Warriors, sitting at a record of 23-23, are in the bottom half of the Western Conference standings in NBA. Meanwhile, the Thunder are leading the West with 37-8 record.
Ahead of the contest, let’s take a look at the injury report of both teams.
Time: Wednesday, Jan. 29 | 10:00 p.m. ET
Venue: Chase Center, San Francisco
TV: ESPN | Live Stream: Fubo, NBA League Pass
The Warriors are struggling with injuries. Draymond Green, who has been recovering from a calf injury, is expected to return soon. However, Jonathan Kuminga, dealing with an ankle injury, is still a couple of weeks away from a potential return, with the team planning to re-evaluate him in two weeks.
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Stephen Curry sat out to rest his troublesome knees against Jazz last night. But head coach Steve Kerr is “hopeful” the veteran point guard will be available against Thunder.

Steph Curry is out tonight vs Jazz. Steve Kerr: “Knees are bothering him.” Warriors are hopeful he plays tomorrow vs Thunder.
— Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) January 29, 2025
The Warriors had another injury scare during their 114-103 win over the Jazz, as guard Dennis Schroder suffered a knee injury in the second half. However, he returned to the bench with ice wrapped around his ankle, and re-entered the game just minutes later.
Thunder, meanwhile, are dealing with their own injury list, with Lu Dort (knee), Chet Holmgren (hip), Ajay Mitchell (toe), Nikola Topic (ACL), and Dillon Jones (GL) all out. The only Thunder player available is Cason Wallace, who is returning from a facial fracture.
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