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Draymond Ruled Out With Foot Injury; Jonathan Kuminga Reportedly Has Clean Mri

Draymond ruled out with foot injury; Jonathan Kuminga reportedly has clean MRI originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area

The Warriors, once again, will be without several key players when they host the Utah Jazz on Monday night at Chase Center.

With Al Horford (sciatica) and Jonathan Kuminga (knees) already ruled out of the contest, veteran forward Draymond Green (foot) is the latest Warrior to be ruled out against Utah.

Per ESPN’s Anthony Slater, Green has a right foot sprain he sustained when Trail Blazers center Donovan Clingan fell on him during Golden State’s 127-123 loss to Portland on Friday.

Just one month into the 2025-26 NBA season, Golden State’s frontcourt can’t seem to catch a break.

Kuminga is set to miss his sixth consecutive game as he continues to deal with bilateral knee tendonitis. Horford is sidelined for at least a week.

But there’s no need to sound the alarms just yet, Dub Nation.

The MRI on Kuminga’s knees came back clean and there’s no structural damage, Slater reported, citing sources.

This certainly is welcome news for the Warriors just one day after coach Steve Kerr stated he had “no idea” how Kuminga was progressing.

“He’s got to tell you where he is,” Kerr told reporters when asked about Kuminga’s activity on Sunday (h/t ClutchPoints’ Kenzo Fukuda). “He didn’t do anything. We didn’t do scrimmages, but we did live drill work, and he barely did any of that. So, [he’s] not moving well, so training staff [is] working with him. I have no idea what he’s doing.”

For Utah (5-11), Walker Kessler (shoulder), Kevin Love (rest) and Georges Niang (foot) will be out against Golden State.

The Warriors (9-9), who opened a pivotal five-game homestand against the Trail Blazers on Friday, will look to bounce back with a win on Monday night.

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Draymond Ruled Out With Foot Injury; Jonathan Kuminga Reportedly Has Clean Mri

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