Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green suffered a foot sprain against the Portland Trail Blazers on Friday.

This is exactly why Tuesday’s development is good news for Curry and the Warriors. On Monday, Golden State listed Green as questionable to play against the Rockets due to a right midfoot sprain. The team announced on Tuesday, however, that Green has been upgraded to probable, via the official injury report.

The Warriors have been put to the test early on to begin the 2025-26 NBA season. Golden State (9-7) not only has played the most games (16) of any NBA team this season, but will play in its fifth back-to-back of the season when it faces off against the Miami Heat on Wednesday at Kaseya Center.

Stephen Curry is without a doubt the greatest shooter in NBA history. He changed the league with his shooting and left all the other greats in the dust in terms of records. But Reggie Miller has now warned him about a current rookie star that could pose a threat.

On Monday, the Warriors secured a 134–117 win vs. Jazz, fueled by an explosive 21–0 run to open the second quarter.

Steph Curry put on another incredible scoring display against the Utah Jazz on Monday night, setting a new NBA scoring record in the process.

Midway through the first quarter of the Golden State Warriors' 117-134 win over the Utah Jazz, Steve Kerr was visibly irate with his team during a timeout. The veteran head coach was animated on the sidelines, as he held his players accountable for a sluggish start to the game.

The Golden State Warriors will be without Draymond Green due to a right foot sprain for Monday's game against the Utah Jazz. Green will join Al Horford and Jona