The Warriors could be without star point guard Steph Curry during their second NBA In-Season Tournament game against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Tuesday.
The nine-time NBA All-Star is listed as questionable with right knee soreness for the regular-season matchup at Chase Center -- the second of back-to-back games against Anthony Edwards and Co. after Golden State dropped the first meeting by a score of 116-110 on Sunday.
Curry's potential absence comes at an inopportune time as the Warriors try to play their way out of a three-game losing streak. The 35-year-old, unsurprisingly, has served as Golden State's main source of offense through their 11 games so far, which was evident as he outscored the rest of the Warriors' starters 38-33 in Sunday's loss.
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Dub Nation can expect to see more of Gary Payton II and rookie Brandin Podziemski should Curry miss Tuesday's game, with veteran Chris Paul likely to start in the four-time champion's absence.