Is Draymond Green Playing Tonight vs Wizards? Warriors Injury report(Jan 18th)
The Golden State Warriors have a very important stretch of games starting tonight. Even after winning their last two games, the Dubs have fallen to 11th in the West. With the Wizards coming to the Bay tonight, the Warriors would like to build on their win streak. One question remains though – Will Draymond Green suit up?
Green has missed the last three contests, and the fans are eager to see their star back in action. He’s yet again listed on the injury report as Probable for tonight’s clash, with the reason listed as illness.
So far there is no confirmation on Green’s status, but there is hope that he will suit up tonight.
The Warriors will be playing without Brandin Podziemski, Jonathan Kuminga, and Kyle Anderson.
Wizards @ Warriors injury report (18 Jan): pic.twitter.com/5I2boAeoYZ
— What are (W)NBA Celebs Upto? (@NBACelebsUpdate) January 18, 2025
The Warriors will hope to have their defensive anchor back as soon as possible. Having fallen out of play-in seeding should be a much-needed wake-up call for the 2022 champs.
However, what’s fortunate for the Dubs is that they’re just 2.5 games behind the 6th-seeded Lakers. If the Warriors can capitalize on their upcoming stretch of games, they might be able to make strides before the All-Star break.
About the author
-
Advait Jajodia •
“LeBron James should’ve won the MVP award at least 8, 9 or 10 times”: Kyle Kuzma calls out NBA for snubbing the Lakers megastar of the ‘political award’
-
Amulya Shekhar •
Is Giannis Antetokounmpo Playing Tonight vs Portland Trail Blazers? Bucks Release Injury Report For 2021 NBA Finals MVP
-
Akash Murty •
“Russell Westbrook outscored Lebron James and Anthony Davis with the season on the line”: NBA Twitter rubs salt on Lakers duo’s failure to take the team through in a pivotal game
-
Advait Jajodia •
“ROTY and DPOY”: Gilbert Arenas Makes Case for Victor Wembanyama to Carve Name in NBA History
-
Nithin Joseph •
6’9″ LeBron James Has Scored More Points In The Playoffs Than The Duo Of Shaquille O’Neal And Kobe Bryant
-
Utkarsh Bhatla •
“If not now, when?”- Chris Webber delivers emotional and hard-hitting speech on NBA Boycott
