"The Warriors will be without their top three players for the second night of a back-to-back in Minneapolis. Steph Curry labored through Sunday's 111-85 victory with a sore knee, and he was ruled out for Monday's game at Target Center. Joining him on the bench in street clothes will be Draymond Green, who was scratched with a back injury. As if that was not enough for the already shorthanded Warriors, who saw Jonathan Kuminga ruled out with a knee issue and Jimmy Butler lost for the season with an ACL tear on Monday, they also were without their two best players off the bench."
"De'Anthony Melton has scored in double figures in 10 of his last 14 games, despite being limited to under 25 minutes a night. The team has been cautious with his playing time as he builds up strength while returning from a torn ACL, and he was ruled out of Monday's game. Joining him in the back-to-back restriction club was Al Horford, who has played well recently and scored in double figures in three of his last four games. The Warriors (26-21) are off to Utah on Wednesday."
The Warriors faced significant roster absences for the second night of a back-to-back in Minneapolis. Steph Curry was ruled out with a sore knee after limited play in the prior game. Draymond Green was scratched with a back injury and Jonathan Kuminga was sidelined with a knee issue. Jimmy Butler is out for the season with an ACL tear. De'Anthony Melton, limited in minutes while returning from a torn ACL, was held out, and Al Horford faced a back-to-back restriction despite recent strong play. The team holds a 26-21 record and travels to Utah on Wednesday.
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