According to the official Golden State Warriors injury report released ahead of their matchup against the Orlando Magic, three players have been ruled out and three others are listed as questionable. Jimmy Butler, Moses Moody, and Kristaps Porzingis remain sidelined, while Draymond Green, Gary Payton II, and Gui Santos carry questionable designations into Saturday night at the Chase Center.
The Golden State Warriors return to the floor on Saturday to continue a six-home-game homestand. Momentum favors the hosts, who sit on a six-game winning streak following a 120-100 victory over the Miami Heat. On the opposing bench, the Orlando Magic arrive in San Francisco looking to reverse a three-game skid that opened their current four-game road trip with a 117-104 loss to the Phoenix Suns.
Injuries Sideline Key Players as Porzingis Nears Exit
The Warriors play this stretch without Jimmy Butler, Moses Moody, and Kristaps Porzingis. Yahoo Sports reported that Butler and Moody are tracking toward returns later in the season, whereas Porzingis’ future with the franchise appears all but finished as both sides seek a resolution to his ongoing availability issues. Porzingis addressed his status directly via his official X account.

This season I was really looking forward to running it with this group, but as I ramped up, my body didn’t respond the way I anticipated. I’m doing good, but I know what it takes, and I’m not where I want to be to perform at the level that I expect from myself. At this point, I’ve made the decision to prioritize my health and step away from the game I love.
Porzingis added that he aims to work alongside the front office to find a functional outcome. Draymond Green confirmed that the organization is moving forward past the seven-footer.
Medical Staff Evaluates Questionable Stars Before Tip-Off
Beyond the confirmed inactives, Golden State lists three rotation fixtures as questionable for Saturday’s tip-off: Draymond Green with right elbow soreness and inflammation, Gary Payton II with right calf tightness and soreness, and Gui Santos managing left knee tendinitis. Medical staff will evaluate each player during pre-game warmups.
Should Green miss the contest, Charles Bassey stands ready to absorb frontcourt minutes and supply front-office depth. In the backcourt and wing rotations, Will Richard positions himself for expanded minutes following an efficient performance in the recent win against Miami.

Saturday’s game tips off at Chase Center as the Warriors attempt to stretch their winning run to seven games while managing a heavily depleted injury report.
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