Warriors vs. Celtics Injury Report: Iguodala, Green Ruled Out; Curry Probable

Curry's Status Up in the Air, While Iguodala and Green Are Definitely Out

There are very few games more exciting than when the Golden State Warriors and Boston Celtics face off, and the two teams are set to square off once again in a rematch of the 2022 NBA Finals. However, this time around, both teams will be without some key players.

The Warriors have ruled out Andre Iguodala with right hip soreness and JaMychal Green with a right lower leg infection. Jonathan Kuminga is also questionable with a right knee sprain.

The Celtics, meanwhile, have ruled out Robert Williams III with a left knee sprain and Danilo Gallinari with a left ankle sprain. Marcus Smart is also questionable with a right ankle sprain.

Curry's Status Up in the Air

The biggest question mark for the Warriors is the status of Stephen Curry. The reigning NBA Finals MVP was initially listed as probable on the Game 4 injury report with left foot soreness, but his status is now up in the air.

If Curry is unable to play, it would be a major blow to the Warriors' chances of winning the game. Curry is the team's leading scorer and playmaker, and he is essential to their success.

However, even if Curry is able to play, he may not be at 100%. If he is not at full strength, it could give the Celtics a chance to steal a game in Golden State.

Iguodala and Green Definitely Out

The Warriors will also be without Iguodala and Green, two key members of their rotation. Iguodala is a veteran leader and a defensive stopper, while Green is a physical presence who can rebound and defend.

The loss of Iguodala and Green will be a blow to the Warriors, but they will need to find a way to overcome their absence if they want to win the game.

Celtics Have Injury Concerns, Too

The Celtics also have some injury concerns of their own. Williams is the team's starting center and one of their best defenders, while Gallinari is a veteran sharpshooter who can provide scoring off the bench.

The loss of Williams and Gallinari could hurt the Celtics, but they will still have a lot of firepower with Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, and Marcus Smart.