Warriors' Porzingis, Curry Return for Thunder Showdown

0:00From Golden State Warriors coverage, this is your March 7th update. The Golden State Warriors head to Oklahoma City for a Saturday match up against the Thunder, fresh off a thrilling overtime win against the Houston. Rockets. They could get a big lift with key veterans, Kristap's Porzingus and Seth Curry upgraded to questionable. Porzingus would be playing his second game since joining the team a month ago, while Curry is his first appearance since early December. The Warriors have struggled lately, dropping eight of their last 13 games with injuries piling up. Their offense ranks just 22nd over that stretch, but Thursday's 115th 113th victory came despite missing half. Their main roster. Now, with only 20 games left in the regular season, every healthy body counts. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the potential boost, especially after Porzingus showed promise with 12 points in his debut before sitting out. Six games with an illness. Seth Curry lit it up with 14 points on seven shots and his last outing against the Thunder

1:02back in December. Others like Gary Payton, the second, are probable, and the Anthony Melton is questionable after a strong 23.9. On the Warrior side, Will Richard is also questionable with an ankle issue, but Moses Moody sits out a second straight game with a wrist frame. Jimmy Butler and Stephen Curry remain sideline by their ACL tear and runners knee, respectively. Meanwhile, the Thunder welcome back MVP, Shy Gildges, Outzander, from a nine game absence but face their own woes. Jalen Williams misses out with a hamstring strain. Isaiah Hartenstein has a calf issue, and Alex Caruso, AJ Mitchell, plus others like Thomas Sorber, and Brandon Carlson are all unavailable. Oklahoma City aims to hold off the second-place San Antonio Spurs. Thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage, relax deeper, reset faster, comfort you can hear.