The Golden State Warriors will take on the Denver Nuggets tonight at the Chase Center. Having won 15 out of its last 16 games, the Warriors are currently in a race of their own. While nothing is impossible in the game of basketball but considering the dire state they were in a month and a half ago, it was difficult to fathom that the Warriors would turn the tables. Jimmy Butler, the franchise’s new star signing, has much to do with the improved prospects of Golden State. He has changed the complexion of the side since arriving and has formed a lethal partnership with Stephen Curry. So much so that GSW has started to look like a formidable contender for the championship.
As Jimmy Butler comes as a vital performer for the Warriors, therefore, it is imperative to take a look at his status for the game. Thus, let’s take a peek at the Golden State Warriors injury report, to figure out whether Jimmy Butler will play tonight or not.
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Jimmy Butler is not listed in the injury report released by the Golden State Warriors ahead of the game against the Nuggets. Therefore, Butler is expected to be on the starting lineup for tonight’s game. The star forward has been exquisite on many accounts. He is known for his versatility and till he has delivered whatever has been asked of him. Butler has been averaging 17.6 points, 5.7 rebounds, and 5.7 assists per game (Statistics till March 13).
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While Jimmy Butler is not facing any unfortunate injury concerns, the Warriors however are not completely devoid of injury issues. A total of three players, including Stephen Curry, are listed in the GSW injury report.
- Brandin Podziemski: Out due to back issue
- Quinten Post: Probable due to an ankle injury
- Stephen Curry: Probable due to back injury
The Denver Nuggets on the other hand are dealing with their own injury concerns. Julian Strawther is out with a knee injury, DaRon Holmes is sidelined for the season with an Achilles tear, and Aaron Gordon is day-to-day with a calf issue.
Despite the injuries, the Warriors vs Nuggets game is expected to be a cracker of a game. With both teams carrying heavy firepower, it is difficult to pick who could come on top in this one.
