Key Player Suffers Injury in Warriors vs. Celtics Game

Key Player Suffers Injury in Warriors vs. Celtics Game

Guard Brandin Podziemski of the Golden State Warriors had a lower back strain.

Guard Brandin Podziemski of the Golden State Warriors had another start on Tuesday night against the Boston Celtics, but he was out for the remainder of the game due to what the team described as a lower back strain.

The Warriors are severely hurt since Podziemski has become one of their most important players,

surpassing Andrew Wiggins for the starting lineup berth.

Golden State needed Podziemski’s absence even more because Steph Curry was fouled out.

The Warriors have been battling injuries to several important players

this season while attempting to survive in the fiercely competitive Western Conference.

The Warriors, who were once a constant force at the top of the West,

have spent the majority of this season trying to remain in the playoff picture.

The Warriors have started to trust players like Podziemski because

they have had to rely on youth far more this season than in any other year since the start of their dynasty,

which is why this injury is worrying.

The only information the Warriors have released about Podziemski’s injury thus far is that

he has a lower back strain and won’t play for the remainder of the game.

The Warriors, who are always open about injuries,

will probably provide a more formal,

comprehensive update on Podziemski as soon as they receive more details in the coming days.

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