Warriors vs. Lakers injury report

02/06/2025 05:37 PM

The full injury report ahead of tonight's game.

Amidst all the trade deadline madness, the Golden State Warriors have yet another game to play. Their shorthanded roster lost on Wednesday night against the Utah Jazz, and they'll try to get that win back tonight against the Los Angeles Lakers. In good news, Steph Curry is playing both ends of a back-to-back, which has been a rarity for him this year.

Here's the full injury report for two teams that are about to look very, very different.

Warriors

Out — Jimmy Butler

Technically speaking, Butler isn't on the latest injury report. Instead, Andrew Wiggins, Lindy Waters III, Dennis Schröder, and Kyle Anderson are all listed as out due to "trade pending."

But the deadline is past, which means the trade is official. Butler is a member of the Warriors, while those four are not. He won't be playing for them today, but there is optimism that he'll be with the team at the arena tonight.

Out — Jonathan Kuminga (right ankle sprain)

Kuminga is nearing a return, though it will probably be on the other side of the All-Star break. I can't wait to see him play alongside Butler.

Questionable — Moses Moody (bilateral low back strain)

Moody missed Wednesday's game with this injury, and his absence was felt. Hopefully he's able to play.

Questionable — Gui Santos (left knee patellar tendonitis)

A new name to the injury list! They just don't stop!

Probable — Draymond Green (left calf strain)

Always love the opportunity to see Green defend LeBron James. Hopefully we get that tonight.

Probable — Trayce Jackson-Davis (right knee soreness)

TJD was a late scratch on Wednesday, though he's also been out of the rotation lately. Will be interesting to see if he plays against a Lakers team that no longer has Anthony Davis on it.

Available — Kevon Looney (right nasal bone fracture - facemask)

Masked Looney! Still on the injury report, but still playing.

Lakers

Out — Luka Dončić (left calf strain)

Dončić's debut with the Lakers is coming, and quite soon. For better and for worse, the Warriors won't be there to witness it.

Out — Maxi Kleber (right foot fracture)

A less-heralded part of the trade that shook the basketball world!

Out — Christian Wood (left knee surgery recovery)

Wood has yet to play this season, but there's still hope that he'll return before the year is up.

Doubtful — Cam Reddish (personal reasons?)

Reddish was reportedly included in the Lakers' trade for Mark Williams on Wednesday so ... kind of a funny listing here.

Probable — LeBron James (left foot injury management)

Seems inevitable that LeBron will play in a nationally-televised home game against Curry and Green.

Probable — Gabe Vincent (left knee contusion)

He's not putting up flashy numbers, but Vincent has been having a quality season as a role player for the Lakers.

The game tips off at 7:00 p.m. PT on TNT. Enjoy the action, Dub Nation!