The Golden State Warriors and the Memphis Grizzlies are set to clash on Thursday, December 19, at the FedExForum in Memphis, Tennessee. Both teams are looking to bounce back after recent losses.
The Warriors head into the game following a tough 143-133 defeat to the Dallas Mavericks, marking their second consecutive loss. Meanwhile, the Grizzlies are also coming off a 116-110 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers.
Ahead of the game, both teams have released their injury reports. For the Warriors, Moses Moody is listed as questionable with a knee issue. Stephen Curry is not included on the injury report, signaling his availability for the game.
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However, the Grizzlies face a more challenging situation with their injury list. Ja Morant is questionable due to low back soreness, while Marcus Smart is doubtful with left shoulder soreness.
Additionally, several players are confirmed out, including Colin Castleton and Yuki Kawamura due to two-way transfers, Jay Huff with a left ankle sprain, GG Jackson II recovering from right fifth metatarsal repair, and Vince Williams Jr. with a right ankle sprain.
Steve Kerr Confident In Building Around Stephen Curry For Another Title
Stephen Curry has spent over two decades in the NBA, dedicating his entire journey to the Golden State Warriors. Despite his long tenure, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr remains confident that the team can still build a championship-level squad around their superstar. Speaking to 95.7 The Game, Kerr expressed his belief in Curry’s unique abilities.
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“I think the answer to that is yes; it’s realistic. This is a once-in-a-generation player and athlete. It’s our job to put him in a position where we’re in the playoffs and we give him a chance with the best group around him,” Kerr said.
Curry has already led the Warriors to four NBA titles in his storied career. This season, the 36-year-old continues to prove his value, averaging 22.9 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 6.9 assists per game.
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