Warriors

The Golden State Warriors will play against the Detroit Pistons at 3:00 PM PT in Detroit. Find additional game information and more here.

The Warriors have yet to win consecutive games this season. They also have yet to lose consecutive games this season. Meanwhile, after winning their first game of the season, the Pistons have lost five-straight games including their most recent one – a Friday night defeat to the [Atlanta Hawks](https://www.peachtreehoops.com), 136-112. 18, 2022; a game in which Golden State won by a score of 102-86. The last matchup between these two teams was played on Jan. The game will be played at 3PM PT in Detroit and can be watched on NBC Sports Bay Area.

Klay Thompson will rest tonight against the Pistons. Jordan Poole is questionable with a right ankle sprain. Stephen Curry and Draymond Green will both play. — ...

Moody and Jerome played well on Saturday, while Kuminga—along with James Wiseman—didn’t get off the bench in the second half. Expect Moses Moody, Ty Jerome and Jonathan Kuminga to garner additional playing time as a result of Thompson’s sidelining and Poole’s potential absence. After the game, Poole told reporters he was “straight,” indicating he’d be healthy enough to play against the Pistons. Poole helped drive the Warriors’ second-half surge in Saturday’s loss to Charlotte, scoring 24 points and doling out four assists while making a handful of disruptive plays defensively. Thompson’s status comes as no surprise given he’s still ramping up toward a full minutes load after not participating in 5-on-5 until a week before tipoff of the regular season. [October 30, 2022]

Klay Thompson will rest Sunday as the Warriors take on the Pistons, while Jordan Poole is listed as questionable.

The Warriors also might be missing Poole, who left Saturday’s game during overtime after rolling his right ankle. [against the Hornets](https://www.nbcsports.com/bayarea/warriors/draymond-green-hopes-warriors-build-good-habits-sooner-rather-later). That could be the case this year as well, or at least until he can “get his legs underneath him,” as coach Steve Kerr put it on Saturday when discussing Thompson's struggles.

The Golden State Warriors have finalized their injury report for Sunday's game against the Detroit Pistons.

As for the Pistons, they come into the game with a 1-5 record in their first six contests. Following the game against the Pistons, the Warriors will head to Florida to take on the Miami Heat on Tuesday night. The Warriors come into the night with a 3-3 record in their first six contests of the season.

Six games into the 2022-23 NBA season with a 3-3 record, Draymond Green isn't hitting the panic button -- yet.

We know the habits that have to be built in order to compete for a championship. “No, we know what it takes to win a championship. But he made it clear that the Warriors don’t have long to figure things out. But we also got to build good habits, and at times we’re doing that, and at times we’re not. “I think it’s just communication issues,” Green said. Still, he knows there’s plenty Golden State needs to improve upon if they want to have a shot at back-to-back NBA championships.

Steph Curry is active for the Golden State Warriors matchup against the Detroit Pistons, but Klay Thompson is out and Jordan Poole is questionable.

[Detroit Bad Boys](https://www.detroitbadboys.com/2022/10/30/23431669/detroit-pistons-bojan-bogdanovic-pistons-agree-to-two-year-extension) [Detroit Bad Boys](https://www.detroitbadboys.com/2022/10/30/23431618/detroit-pistons-injury-updates-marvin-bagley-iii-alec-burks-could-return-to-pistons-lineup-soon) No matter who suits up for the Warriors, it will be a formidable task for the Pistons to come away with a victory.

Six games into the 2022-23 NBA season with a 3-3 record, Draymond Green isnt hitting the panic button -- yet.

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The Detroit Pistons haven't won a game against the Golden State Warriors since Jan. 4 of 2020, but they'll be looking to end the drought Sunday. The Pistons ...

When the two teams previously met in January, Detroit lost to Golden State on the road by a decisive 102-86 margin. - Jan 12, 2017 - Golden State 127 vs. - Dec 08, 2017 - Golden State 102 vs. The Detroit Pistons haven't won a game against the Golden State Warriors since Jan. - Jan 30, 2021 - Golden State 118 vs. - Jan 18, 2022 - Golden State 102 vs. [NBA picks](https://www.sportsline.com/nba/picks/#ttag=SL19_lk_cbssports_nba_htw) for every single game, including this one, from SportsLine's advanced computer model. Regional restrictions may apply.) Detroit has to be aching after a bruising 136-112 loss to the Hawks. The losing side was boosted by point guard The Pistons will play host again and welcome Golden State to Little Caesars Arena, where tip-off is scheduled for 6 p.m. Detroit is hoping to patch up the holes in a defense that has allowed an average of 122.83 points per contest.

Veteran NLL coach Troy Cordingley handed the reigns of the Warriors in a bid to help them climb up the standings and gain more relevancy.

For just $3.50 per week, you can get unlimited, ad-lite access to The Vancouver Sun, The Province, National Post and 13 other Canadian news sites. Evans is a two-time NLL most valuable player but put up modest numbers by his standards this past season, with 13 goals and 65 points 16 games split between the Rochester Knighthawks and Halifax Thunderbirds. The host Lakers beat Langley 13-9 that game to claim the title. He had been an assistant general manager with the Bandits for four seasons, but wanted to get back into coaching. He was brought on board by the Vancouver Canucks shortly after they bought the Vancouver Stealth in June 2018 and went about moving them from the Langley Events Centre to Rogers Arena and giving them a new name and look. Cordingley takes over behind Vancouver’s bench from Chris Gill, whose contract wasn’t renewed after the Warriors went 6-12 and missed the playoffs last season. 3 on the road against the Toronto Rock. If they want to be here, this is going to be their No. “It’s a positive that there wasn’t one guy who wasn’t doing what we asked. The Warriors had a scrimmage Saturday and they had nine stick shafts break from the checking ferocity. He’s a bundle of energy and intensity when it comes to lacrosse. Article content

The defending champion Golden State Warriors have struggled to start the new season. Now having lost consecutive games to the Charlotte Hornets and the ...

The team has really struggled on defense to start the year, and while some of that is to be expected with younger players getting more minutes, each game counts, and Golden State wants to figure this out now. Everybody has to meet that intensity from the jump, and give ourselves some momentum on that end of the floor to make teams uncomfortable." Now having lost consecutive games to the Charlotte Hornets and the Detroit Pistons, there are some serious issues that need addressing.

The 3-4 Warriors have been plagued by the same repeated set of issues through all of their games: transition defense, lack of ball movement and too much ...

"When you are playing younger guys, it definitely makes it tougher to execute on both ends of the floor, but by no means is it the young guys' fault," Green said. Frankly, I don't think any of us are playing that great on both sides of the ball." Green said they are still figuring out the specifics of their ongoing issues. "For us, it's pinpointing the things that are really hurting us. But things that are hurting us and actually beating us, we need to pinpoint exactly what that is. "We just got to pick it up," Poole said. The last time was in the 1962-63 season, according to ESPN's Stats & Information research. Right now, forward Draymond Green says the Warriors' offense -- whether it be floor balance or lack of ball movement -- is killing their defense. [Jordan Poole](https://www.espn.com/nba/player/_/id/4277956/jordan-poole) was one of the lone Warriors to play with a sustained amount of urgency against the Pistons, finishing the night with 30 points, scoring 15 of them consecutively in the third quarter. [Stephen Curry](https://www.espn.com/nba/player/_/id/3975/stephen-curry) led the team with 32 points. We have to figure out what that means." "It takes a little time," Kerr said.