Warriors vs. Timberwolves: Curry, Green & Edwards All Out for Monday’s NBA Clash
The Golden State Warriors will head into their next NBA matchup against the Minnesota Timberwolves significantly short-handed, with franchise icon Stephen Curry and veteran leader Draymond Green both ruled out. Minnesota will also be without their biggest star, as Anthony Edwards has been sidelined with an injury. The absence of these marquee names adds another layer of intrigue to what has already been a turbulent stretch for both Western Conference teams.
Curry’s status became uncertain after he reported renewed discomfort in his right knee on Monday morning, leading Warriors head coach Steve Kerr to rule him out as a precaution. Green, the team’s defensive backbone and emotional spark, was also scratched due to a back injury. Notably, both Curry and Green had featured a day earlier in Minneapolis, when the Warriors delivered a dominant 111-85 win over the Timberwolves.
For Minnesota, Anthony Edwards’ absence came as a late scratch due to a foot issue. Edwards has been an ascending All-Star talent and the engine of the Timberwolves’ offense, making his unavailability a major storyline for the Timberwolves’ rotation and prospects in Minneapolis.
Curry’s status became uncertain after he reported renewed discomfort in his right knee on Monday morning, leading Warriors head coach Steve Kerr to rule him out as a precaution. Green, the team’s defensive backbone and emotional spark, was also scratched due to a back injury. Notably, both Curry and Green had featured a day earlier in Minneapolis, when the Warriors delivered a dominant 111-85 win over the Timberwolves.
For Minnesota, Anthony Edwards’ absence came as a late scratch due to a foot issue. Edwards has been an ascending All-Star talent and the engine of the Timberwolves’ offense, making his unavailability a major storyline for the Timberwolves’ rotation and prospects in Minneapolis.
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