Golden State's Draymond Green, officially listed as questionable, is more likely doubtful to play Tuesday night in Denver because of left calf soreness, coach Steve Kerr said Monday.

Already without starting shooting guard De’Anthony Melton for the rest of the season, the Warriors missed Steph Curry for last week’s game against the Oklahoma City Thunder, and his veteran teammate Draymond Green could also be on the verge of an injury absence.

Warriors' Draymond Green is a longshot to play in Tuesday's NBA Cup game against the Nuggets due to a calf injury.

The Golden State Warriors are in a slump. The team is on a four-game losing streak that includes multiple fourth-quarter collapses, an

Steve Kerr said Draymond Green should be considered “doubtful” to play in Denver tomorrow night. Warriors need to manage his calf issue.Source: Bluesky What’s the buzz on

Last year, Green played a career-high 70% of his minutes at center, but it was mostly out of necessity; the Dario Saric experiment failed and Kevon Looney had a poor season, leaving Green as the best option and a rookie Jackson-Davis as his backup.

Now that the veteran has surpassed Joe Barry Carroll on this significant list, he has made 837 career blocks, trailing only Adonal Foyle.