The Golden State Warriors are in complete disarray as their star player is out of commission ahead of tomorrow’s game against the Lakers because of a miss.
At Chase Center on Saturday night, the Golden State Warriors will host the Los Angeles Lakers. Despite their key players avoiding injury, the Warriors and Lakers have performed poorly this season. That was a problem for both of the veteran teams last season.
Klay Thompson has missed one game, but Steph Curry has only missed two. Anthony Davis has only missed two games, compared to LeBron James’ five. In contrast, the Lakers are 23-23 and ranked ninth in the rankings, while the Warriors are 19-23 and ranked 12th.
The main causes of such are the quality of their supporting casts and the injuries they each have. The Warriors and Lakers are two of the few competitors who have been forced to experiment with different starting lineups as a result.
Golden State Warriors vs. LA Lakers injury reportJanuary 27 injury report for the LA Lakers
Less than a handful of the Lakers’ games have included every player available and healthy. The Lakers will be without Gabe Vincent, who is recovering from a knee surgery, and Cam Reddish, who hurt his ankle against the LA Clippers on Tuesday, prior to their game on Saturday.
In the meantime, the statuses of Anthony Davis and LeBron James are uncertain due to doubts. Due to injuries to their ankles and Achilles, respectively, the Lakers’ star duo will be declared out of the game at that point. This is the injury report for the Lakers against the Warriors:
Player Condition Injury
LeBron James Is DoubtablePeroneal tendinopathy in the left ankle
Anthony Davis DubiousAchilles tendinopathy on each sides
Cam Reddish Out Sprained his right ankle
Maxwell Lewis Most LikelyNon-Covid Illness
Gabe Vincent Out: Knee replacement
January 27 injury report for the Golden State Warriors
According to the Warriors’ injury report, three players are out. Gary Payton II is sidelined due to a hamstring strain, Chris Paul is out recovering from hand fracture surgery, and Moses Moody is struggling with a calf strain. This is the injury report for the Warriors versus the Lakers:
Player Condition Injury
Chris Paul’s fractured left hand
Strain in Moses Moody’s left calf
Gary Payton II Out: Hamstring strain on the left
How can I watch the Golden State Warriors vs. LA Lakers game?
The LA Lakers vs. Golden State Warriors game will be broadcast nationally on ABC. Local coverage of the game will be provided by Spectrum SportsNet and NBC Sports Bay Area. NBA League Pass allows viewers in other countries to watch the game online with a subscription. At 8:30 PM ET (5:30 PM PT), the Warriors’ home floor, Chase Center, will host the contest.
The game’s top players are LeBron James, Anthony Davis, Steph Curry, and Klay Thompson. The Lakers and Warriors square off in their opening game of the season, making it the main event of the Saturday schedule.
In the NBA Playoffs of 2023, the teams last faced off. In their conference semifinal matchup, the Lakers prevailed 4-2.
