Golden State Warriors vs San Antonio Spurs Injury Reports for March 31 | 2023-24 NBA Season

On Sunday, the San Antonio Spurs and Golden State Warriors will conclude their season series. These two conference rivals have had intense matchups throughout the year. The Warriors currently hold a 2-1 lead in the series, but the Spurs, who are in a rebuilding phase, have put up a strong fight. The upcoming game is sure to be another exciting encounter between these two historic franchises.

The Warriors are highly motivated as they head into the game, fueled by their recent playoff and play-in tournament experience. Currently holding the 10th spot with a record of 39-34, they hold a one-game lead over the 11th-ranked Houston Rockets. Additionally, the Warriors have a small chance of securing the eighth-place finish, trailing the 42-31 Sacramento Kings by three games with nine games remaining.

Despite being the worst team in the Western Conference with an 18-56 record, the Spurs are currently on a three-game winning streak. Although their season is over, a strong end to the season could greatly boost the confidence of their young core.

Golden State Warriors vs. San Antonio Spurs Injury Report for Apr. 1

Injuries often play a significant role in specific matchups, and the Warriors-Spurs game is no exception. The Spurs may encounter difficulties in this regard, while the Dubs are optimistic about the status of two key players who may be uncertain to play.

Below are the injury reports for the teams:

Current injuries for the Golden State Warriors

The Warriors have designated Johnathan Kuminga and Klay Thompson as questionable due to knee injuries, while Dario Saric will not be playing due to experiencing pain in his right knee lateral joint.

Update on San Antonio Spurs injuries

The Spurs’ injury report includes three players, with Keldon Johnson and Jeremy Sochan both sidelined due to foot and ankle injuries. Additionally, Charles Bassey is also listed as out for the season due to an ACL tear.

Last Game Recap: Golden State Warriors vs. San Antonio Spurs

The Warriors emerged victorious in the previous matchup against their opponents with a final score of 112-102. This marked the Dubs’ first victory of the season without the presence of Steph Curry. During his absence, Jonathan Kuminga, Klay Thompson, and Chris Paul stepped up and played crucial roles for the team.

Kuminga, Thompson, and Paul combined for a total of 62 points, with Kuminga leading the way with 22 points. Thompson contributed 21 points while Paul added 19 points, along with nine rebounds and eight assists. Although Golden State initially fell behind by eight points in the first quarter, they were able to make a comeback in the second quarter with a 29-23 lead.

The Warriors continued to expand their lead, showcasing their signature third-quarter dominance with a 32-18 advantage, ultimately securing the outcome of the game.

After being sidelined due to an injury, Victor Wembanyama made a strong comeback by scoring 27 points and grabbing 14 rebounds, helping to keep San Antonio in the game. With Wembanyama now fully recovered and in top form, Golden State may face difficulties in containing him during Sunday’s game.