Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid has taken a significant step towards returning to the court, but his status for Thursday's matchup against the Golden State Warriors is still uncertain. Initially listed as doubtful due to lingering knee injuries, Embiid was upgraded to questionable, a slight upgrade that suggests he may be on the cusp of being cleared by medical staff.
On the other hand, Paul George's left knee injury recovery has taken a step back, with his status downgraded from questionable to out. The plan seems to be for George to play in Friday's game against the Milwaukee Bucks, while Embiid will sit, according to the Sixers' strategy of staggering their appearances across both games of a back-to-back.
Meanwhile, Golden State Warriors fans are still holding onto hope that star guard Stephen Curry will return soon, but he remains out. A slew of other key players, including Jimmy Butler, Jonathan Kuminga, Al Horford, Quentin Post, and Trayce Jackson-Davis, are all listed as questionable, adding to the uncertainty surrounding the game.
For those looking for a clearer picture on the Warriors' injury report, it seems there may not be much clarity until closer to tip-off.
On the other hand, Paul George's left knee injury recovery has taken a step back, with his status downgraded from questionable to out. The plan seems to be for George to play in Friday's game against the Milwaukee Bucks, while Embiid will sit, according to the Sixers' strategy of staggering their appearances across both games of a back-to-back.
Meanwhile, Golden State Warriors fans are still holding onto hope that star guard Stephen Curry will return soon, but he remains out. A slew of other key players, including Jimmy Butler, Jonathan Kuminga, Al Horford, Quentin Post, and Trayce Jackson-Davis, are all listed as questionable, adding to the uncertainty surrounding the game.
For those looking for a clearer picture on the Warriors' injury report, it seems there may not be much clarity until closer to tip-off.