Searching for ways to overcome injuries to their Splash Brothers, the Warriors need only look down the court at the Spurs Friday night for an example of how to remain viable contenders despite crippling injuries.
Most notably, San Antonio has endured injuries to the likes of Kawhi Leonard and Dejounte Murray in recent years while still keeping its consecutive playoff appearance streak alive at 22 seasons.
This will be the Warriors’ first game since Stephen Curry broke his hand Wednesday, sidelining the two-time MVP for at least two months, according to reports.
Here are five questions about the Spurs, who are playing on a back-to-back after losing 103-97 to the Clippers Thursday night.