Is Steph Curry playing tonight? Latest injury update for Lakers vs Warriors March 16
The Los Angeles Lakers are staring down one of their most important games of the season. On Saturday, the No. 9 Lakers will host the No. 10 Warriors, meaning LA would also host Golden State in the Play-In Tournament if the season ended today.
LA has won three of its last five, while Golden State has won two of its last five. Without Steph Curry, who sprained his ankle against the Bulls, the Warriors are 1-2. You couldn't technically say Golden State is 1-3 without him, although the Warriors were up by three points with four minutes left to play when Curry got hurt, but ended up losing by three.
Steph Curry's status for tonight's game vs. Lakers
Steph Curry (ankle sprain) is listed as questionable. He last played on March 7 against Chicago. He's been cleared for on-court activities and practiced with the team on Friday. Steve Kerr said he's hopeful the star guard will play against Los Angeles.
UPDATE: Steph Curry is available.
Steph Curry and Draymond Green are expected to play tonight vs Lakers, per Kerr.
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Draymond Green's status for tonight's game vs. Lakers
Draymond Green (back) is listed as questionable. On Monday, he played 28 minutes against San Antonio but missed Wednesday's game against Dallas.
UPDATE: Draymond Green is available.
Cam Reddish's status for tonight's game vs. Warriors
Cam Reddish (ankle) is out.
Lakers injury report
Carm Reddish (ankle), Jarred Vanderbilt (foot), Christian Wood (knee), Gabe Vincent (knee), and Colin Castleton (wrist) are out.
Warriors injury report
Steph Curry (ankle) and Draymond Green (back) are questionable.
UPDATE: Steph Curry and Draymond Green are available.
Projected starting lineups tonight
Los Angeles: D'Angelo Russell, Austin Reaves, LeBron James, Rui Hachimura, Anthony Davis
Golden State: Steph Curry (if he plays), Klay Thompson, Andrew Wiggins, Jonathan Kuminga, Draymond Green (if he plays)
LA's next five opponents
The Lakers will stay in Los Angeles for three more games before going on a six-game road trip.
March 18 vs. Atlanta
March 22 vs. Philadelphia
March 24 vs. Indiana
March 26 at Milwaukee
March 27 at Memphis
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