The Warriors will be down another rotation player Thursday night against the Los Angeles Lakers.
Andre Iguodala (left toe soreness) will not play in Los Angeles, the Warriors announced before the game.
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Iguodala, 35, is averaging a career-low 5.7 points in 23.2 minutes per game this season. Without Iguodala in the lineup, the Warriors are 6-4. He originally was supposed to rest Friday night against the Cleveland Cavaliers, but he now might not play on either half of the Warriors' home-and-away back-to-back.
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Golden State also will be without rotation players Shaun Livingston and Andrew Bogut on Thursday. Coach Steve Kerr opted to rest both veterans on the first half of the back-to-back set, and Iguodala will join them on the sideline.