The Warriors will be without, perhaps, their four best players as they close out their six-game road trip.

Steph Curry (ankle soreness) and Jonathan Kuminga (bilateral knee tendinitis) officially were ruled out of Wednesday’s game against the Miami Heat before ESPN’s Shams Charania reported shortly after on “NBA Today” that both Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green also are not expected to play.

Curry told reporters after Tuesday’s game against the Magic that he tweaked his ankle in San Antonio and re-aggravated it against Orlando.

“Those are the things that you just try to play through and try to figure out how to build momentum,” Curry said (h/t ESPN’s Anthony Slater). “We all know what the schedule’s been like. We try not to think about it too much, knowing it is what it is. You have to find a way to overcome it.”

Charania also reported that the Warriors are “optimistic” that all three of Curry, Butler and Green will return for Friday’s game against the Portland Trail Blazers at Chase Center.

After missing three games due to an illness, Curry joined the Warriors on the road and has been on a heater. In five games, he’s averaging 29.8 points on 48-percent shooting from the field and 39 percent from 3-point range in 30.4 minutes.

In Tuesday’s loss to the Magic, Curry scored 34 points in 34 minutes.

After the game, he told reporters he would see how he felt before determining his status in Miami.

“We’re just looking at how it responds because I did it again in the first half tonight,” Curry said Tuesday. “I don’t think it’s anything crazy, but we’ll see how it responds during the flight and how I feel tomorrow.”

Steph Curry tweaked his right ankle in the second Spurs game and again in the first half tonight. He said he will see how it responds after flight/sleep, but seems very iffy for the Heat game in Miami tomorrow night. pic.twitter.com/82dnwgr03q

— Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) November 19, 2025

Veteran guard Buddy Hield (illness) also was listed as questionable on the Warriors’ injury report, while center Al Horford (toe/injury management) will miss the second game of the back-to-back.

For Miami, Tyler Herro (ankle) is out and Bam Adebayo (toe sprain) is questionable against Golden State.

While the Warriors’ “Strength in Numbers” mantra let them down in Tuesday’s loss, they might have to rely on it to end the road trip with a win.

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