Rockets-Warriors Injury Report: Steph Curry, Tari Eason and More Out

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On Thursday evening, the Houston Rockets will face off against what has likely been their top rival in the Western Conference over the last decade: the Golden State Warriors.
Houston has lost 14-straight games to the Warriors, dating back to February of 2020. With superstar Steph Curry in the starting lineup, you have to delve back even further.
With the Rockets sitting at No. 2 in the Western Conference, though — four spots ahead of Golden State — there’s a decent chance the streak will end soon. Even more, the two will face off again next week after landing a pair of the coveted NBA Cup spots.
Unfortunately, it seems health is going to play a massive factor in tonight’s contest:
Rockets Injuries:
Tari Eason — Out: Concussion protocol
Fred VanVleet — Questionable: Right Knee contusion
Warriors Injuries:
Stephen Curry — Out: Bilateral Knee; injury management
Draymond Green — Left Calf tightness
De’Anthony Melton — Left ACL surgery
Andrew Wiggins — Questionable: Right Ankle impingement
Houston sees a few new designations on its injury report, with Tari Eason out due to concussion protocol, and star guard Fred VanVleet questionable due to a knee contusion.
For as pivotal as those players are to Houston, Golden State has it worse, with its three best players seeing injury designations. Its respective offensive and defensive engines in Curry and Draymond Green are out, and two-way forward Andrew Wiggins is questionable.
The Rockets and Warriors face off at 9 p.m. tonight.
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Derek Parker covers the National Basketball Association, and has brought On SI five seasons of coverage across several different teams. He graduated from the University of Central Oklahoma in 2020, and has experience working in print, video and radio.
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