LA Clippers vs. Golden State Warriors Full Injury Report

The LA Clippers are hosting the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night

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The LA Clippers are set to host the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night in a game that has major seeding and tie-breaker implications. Despite being in the same division, LA and Golden State have faced off just once this season, with the Warriors defeating the Clippers easily in San Francisco. Another win over their division rivals would secure at least a tie of the season series for Golden State, while also placing them momentarily above the Clippers in the standings.

Fully healthy, at home, and with a major rest advantage, there is little excuse for the Clippers not to take care of business in this one. The team announced that there are no injuries to report for this new-look group, as everyone will be healthy and available.

For the Warriors, the story is much different. Set to play their third game in four nights, the Warriors are on the last half of a back-to-back, and will be without Steph Curry, Andre Iguodala, Andrew Wiggins, and Ryan Rollins. Klay Thompson is set to play his first back-to-back of the season, which is a great sign for the Warriors. There is no official word on whether or not Thompson will have a minutes limit.

As previously mentioned, this game has a lot of relevance for both sides. The Clippers have the rest and injury report advantage, which gives them no excuse in this big matchup.

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