Although Klay Thompson has returned to the game, the Warriors are still cautious about the All-Star's injury in the backcourt, and according to the US media Anthony Slater, Klay Thompson did not participate in the team's training on January 25, Beijing time, and Thompson also missed the Warriors' last game against the Jazz because of sore knees.
However, according to Warriors coach Steve Kerr, Klay Thompson's next game against the Lone Rangers is in doubt:
After his comeback, Klay Thompson has played six games for the Warriors, and of course the Warriors need to have more patience with Thompson's recovery and state changes.
On the other hand, ESPN reporter Mark Spears reported on the current situation of Draymond Green, who was affected by a back injury:
"He has a week to recover before the Warriors reassess his injury," Spears said, "but for now, I don't know if it will take longer." ”
That said, Green's injury situation and the specific recovery time are still unknown, and considering that he can still get 7.9 points, 7.6 rebounds and 7.4 assists in 34 games for the Warriors, the Warriors will definitely need Green's comeback and help the team on both offensive and defensive ends.
Finally, according to the US media Anthony Slater, even if Draymond Green continues to be absent, the Warriors have no plans to strengthen a center player before the trade deadline:
It should be noted that since Green's absence, the Warriors have only been able to have the 23rd offensive efficiency in the league, but surprisingly, the Warriors have been able to maintain the league's 5th defensive efficiency during this time. So given that the Warriors' real problem is still on the offensive end, they really don't have the need to continue trying to reinforce the center players.