Draymond Green, Klay Thompson questionable; Luka Doncic out for Warriors-Mavs

The primetime clash between the Warriors and the Dallas Mavericks on Saturday night at Chase Center will lack one star and two more might not play either.

On Friday, the Warriors released their injury report and listed Draymond Green (right calf tightness) and Klay Thompson (non-COVID illness) as questionable for Saturday's game. Steph Curry is listed as probable with a lower left leg contusion.

Warriors injury report for tomorrow

Steph Curry: Probable
Klay Thompson, Draymond Green and Patrick Baldwin Jr: Questionable
Andre Iguodala: Out
— Dalton Johnson (@DaltonJ_Johnson) February 3, 2023

A few hours earlier, the Mavericks announced NBA All-Star starter Luka Dončić has been ruled out with a right heel contusion, while center Christian Wood remains out with a fractured thumb. Spencer Dinwiddie also is listed as questionable due to a right knee injury recovery.

Spencer Dinwiddie (right knee, injury recovery) is questionable for tomorrow night’s game at Golden State.

Dāvis Bertāns (left calf strain), Luka Dončić (right heel contusion), Maxi Kleber (right hamstring tear) and Christian Wood (left thumb fracture) are all out.
— Mavs PR (@MavsPR) February 3, 2023

Green was a late scratch for the Warriors' loss to the Denver Nuggets on Thursday, and coach Steve Kerr told reporters after the game that the hope is the injury is just "minor."

Thompson sat out the game against the Nuggets since it was the second night of a back-to-back, but now he might be forced to miss another game.

Doncic sustained the heel contusion on a drive to the basket in the third quarter of the Mavericks' game against the Pelicans on Thursday night. He didn't return to the contest but still finished with 31 points, eight rebounds and four assists in just under 23 minutes.

Luka goes hard and goes down hard! pic.twitter.com/egP0I9BAoL
— MavsHighlights (@MavsHighlights) February 3, 2023

Curry came down awkwardly on his left leg after making a 3-pointer in the fourth quarter against the Nuggets. While he was in considerable pain, he remained in the game and it appears as though he will be able to play Saturday.

Steph held his leg in pain after getting the and-one, but he remained in the game pic.twitter.com/EGW6dmS2Da
— Warriors on NBCS (@NBCSWarriors) February 3, 2023

The Warriors enter the Western Conference finals rematch with a 26-26 record, good for ninth in the Western Conference, while the Mavericks are fourth in the West with a 28-25 record.