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Warriors take on Jazz in pursuit of better seedingThe Golden State Warriors begin the must-win portion of their regular-season schedule when they host the Utah Jazz on Sunday night in San Fr...
Gary Payton II - Probable vs. UtahPayton is probable to face the Jazz on Sunday due to a left ankle impingement.
ImpactPayton could be one of the beneficiaries of the absence of Stephen Curry (rest) for Sunday's contest. Even if that's the case and he experiences an uptick in minutes, he should remain an option off the bench for Golden State.
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Dario Saric - Ruled out against JazzSaric (knee) will not play against the Jazz on Sunday.
ImpactSaric will miss his sixth game in a row Sunday, and the Warriors continue to rule him out a day in advance which isn't a great sign.
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Stephen Curry - Won't face Utah on SundayCurry won't play Sunday against the Jazz due to rest.
ImpactThe Warriors will be without their most influential player due to rest reasons ahead of a favorable matchup, at least on paper, especially knowing they open the final week of the regular season with a key battle against the Lakers on Tuesday. Expect Chris Paul to start at point guard against Utah.
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Jonathan Kuminga - Questionable against JazzKuminga (knee) is questionable to face the Jazz on Sunday.
ImpactKuminga has missed the past six games for Golden State, though he did warm up to play for Friday's game against Dallas before he was ultimately ruled out. Andrew Wiggins (ankle) is questionable and Stephen Curry is resting, so Moses Moody could potentially see a sizable workload.
APRIL 6•ROTOWIRE
Andrew Wiggins - Questionable for SundayWiggins (ankle) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Jazz.
ImpactThe Warriors could be very shorthanded Sunday. Stephen Curry is resting, and Jonathan Kuminga (knee) is questionable. If Wiggins is forced to miss a second straight contest, Moses Moody could see a healthy workload and would be on the streaming radar.
APRIL 6•ROTOWIRE
Dorian Finney-Smith's father, after release from prison, watches son play in person for first time
Dorian Finney-Smith’s father, Elbert Smith, was at Barclays Center on Saturday night for the Nets’ game against the Detroit PistonsAPRIL 6•ASSOCIATED PRESS
