Warriors, Kings each rule out pair of star players for Wednesday's Northern California matchup

Warriors and Kings Miss Key Players in Northern California Clash

Both the Golden State Warriors and the Sacramento Kings will face Wednesday night's game at Golden 1 Center without several of their star players, significantly altering the matchup dynamics.

Golden State Roster Updates

Warriors coach Steve Kerr confirmed after Tuesday’s win over the Phoenix Suns that Steph Curry will miss the game due to illness.

“Curry’s illness keeps him sidelined for the midweek matchup,” Kerr announced following the game in Phoenix.

Sacramento Injury Report

The Kings also face major absences. Both Zach LaVine and Domantas Sabonis have been ruled out for the contest against Golden State.

These setbacks leave Sacramento without their leading scorer LaVine, averaging 27.4 points per game, while Golden State loses Curry, who averages 26.8 points per game.

Recent Performances

Jimmy Butler played limited minutes in Tuesday’s win against the Suns, contributing 2 points, 4 rebounds, and 2 assists in 14 minutes before being ruled out as Golden State pulled ahead by 25 late in the second quarter.

Both teams now head into Wednesday’s Northern California showdown without their offensive leaders, creating uncertainty about who will step up in their absence.

Author’s Summary

Both the Warriors and Kings enter Wednesday’s matchup missing key starters, with Curry and LaVine sidelined, reshaping the balance of this California rivalry.

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