Warriors vs. Houston Rockets Injury Report Revealed

The Golden State Warriors are looking to snap an 11-game road losing streak when they face the Houston Rockets on Monday night. Houston is one of the few teams that Golden State has beaten on the road this season, and this is a good opportunity to do it again.

The Warriors' road struggles have been well documented throughout the course of the season, but they have progressively gotten worse as the year has gone on. Never a good road team at any point this year, the Warriors have dropped 11-straight games away from Chase Center, putting an even greater focus on their struggles away from home.

The good news for this game in Houston, is that the Warriors will have most of their top talent available. Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green are all available for Golden State, while Andre Iguodala, Gary Payton II, Ryan Rollins, and Andrew Wiggins remain out. Big man Kevon Looney is being listed as questionable with low back soreness.

For the Houston Rockets, they are only without Jae'Sean Tate and their G-league assignment players for now, but Jalen Green and Alperen Sengun are both listed as questionable. It goes without saying, but this is a game the Warriors have to win. They have fallen back into the play-in picture with their recent struggles, and must find a way to climb out of that situation with a stretch of wins. Even with Golden State's struggles away from home, Houston is a terrible team that the Warriors should take care of no matter where the game is being played.

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