On Friday evening, the Detroit Pistons will host the Golden State Warriors in Michigan.
The Warriors most recently lost to the Boston Celtics by a score of 120-99.
Draymond Green led the team with 13 points.
For Friday’s game, the Warriors have announced their injury report.
Warriors Injury Report
UPDATE: LJ Cryer is available.
UPDATE: Quinten Post has been ruled out.
The Warriors have ruled out Jimmy Butler, Seth Curry, Steph Curry, Al Horford and Moses Moody.
LJ Cryer is probable, while Quinten Post is questionable.
ESPN’s Anthony Slater wrote: “Moses Moody has gone through a few high intensity workouts in Detroit the last two days. He’s missed eight straight games with a right wrist sprain, but feels he is making progress and could return soon. Wrist is taped but he is able to shoot with it again.”
Warriors Cold Ahead Of Pistons Battle
The Warriors are currently the 10th seed in the Western Conference with a 33-36 record in 69 games.
They have won two out of their last ten games (and are 14-21 in 35 games on the road).
Following the Pistons, the Warriors will play their next game on Saturday night when they visit Jonathan Kuminga and the Atlanta Hawks at State Farm Arena.
Dalton Johnson of NBC Sports Bay Area wrote (on March 19): “FWIW: Jonathan Kuminga is OUT for tomorrow’s Hawks game in Houston, but I’ve been told he will play Saturday against the Warriors in Atlanta, barring a last-minute change @NBCSWarriors”
Pistons Before Warriors Showdown
The Pistons are the first seed in the Eastern Conference with a 50-19 record in 69 games.
That said, they will be without their best player (Cade Cunningham) for an extended period.
ESPN’s Shams Charania (wrote on March 19): “Just in: Detroit Pistons star Cade Cunningham has been diagnosed with a collapsed lung and is expected to miss an extended period of time, sources tell ESPN.”
The Pistons are 5-5 over their last ten games (and have won two in a row).
At home, they are 25-8 in 33 games.
UPDATE: Golden State Warriors Announce Full Injury Report For Pistons Game