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  • GSW Center #21
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    Quinten Post (foot) is out for Friday’s game against the Suns.
    Post, who last appeared in a game on March 29, remains out for Friday’s Play-In Tournament game. The Warriors went with an eight-man rotation on Wednesday against the Clippers, and that’s likely to remain the case as long as Kristaps Porziņǵis (ankle; questionable) is available.
  • GSW Center #21
    Quinten Post (foot) will miss Wednesday’s game against the Clippers.
    Post missed the season finale against the Clippers and is now set to miss the Play-In Tournament game. The foot injury has kept the second-year center out of the lineup since March 29 against the Nuggets. Without his services, Kristaps Porzingis and Al Horford should see the bulk of the minutes at center.
  • GSW Center #21
    Quinten Post (foot) and LJ Cryer (ankle) are out for Sunday’s game against the Clippers.
    Post has been out since March 29, while Cryer injured his ankle during the Warriors’ April 9 loss to the Lakers. While their absences won’t affect active fantasy leagues, they do leave the Warriors down an option in the post and on the perimeter.
  • GSW Center #21
    Quinten Post (foot) will be re-evaluated next week.
    Post had to exit Golden State’s March 29 loss to the Nuggets due to a sore right foot and has not appeared in a game since. The 7-footer is progressing in his recovery and remains on a regimen of rehabilitation and light on-court workouts. Post is not as far along as Al Horford (calf), as he still has not done any team workouts. Hopefully, he can return before the start of the postseason to shake off some rust.
  • GSW Center #21
    Quinten Post (foot) is out for Thursday’s game against the Cavaliers.
    Post hasn’t played since leaving Sunday’s game against the Nuggets with a foot injury. Omer Yurtseven had 17 points and eight rebounds in 26 minutes off the bench in Wednesday’s loss to the Spurs with Post sidelined. He could be in for a similar workload with Post still out.
  • GSW Center #21
    Quinten Post (foot) has been ruled out against the Spurs on Wednesday.
    Post exited early on Sunday and will remain out for the first leg of this back-to-back. Omer Yurtseven should take on extra minutes off the bench with Post sidelined.
  • GSW Center #21
    Quinten Post (foot) will not return to Sunday’s game against the Nuggets.
    Post, who missed three games with a sore right foot, appeared to aggravate the issue late in the second quarter of Sunday’s game. He has since been ruled out for the rest of the night, placing even more responsibility upon the shoulders of Draymond Green and Kristaps Porziņǵis in the Warriors’ frontcourt.
  • GSW Center #21
    Quinten Post (foot) and Seth Curry (adductor) are available for Sunday’s game against the Nuggets.
    Sunday’s game is the first that Curry has been available for since March 13, while Post is back after a three-game absence. While both will provide added depth off the bench, neither is in a position where they should be rostered in most fantasy leagues.
  • GSW Center #21
    Quinten Post (foot) is questionable for Sunday’s game against the Nuggets.
    Post has missed Golden State’s last three games with a sore right foot. His absence has not affected fantasy basketball, but it has left the Warriors light on options behind Kristaps Porziņǵis. There’s no need to pick up Post if he’s allowed to play on Sunday.
  • GSW Guard #31
    Seth Curry (adductor) and Quinten Post (foot) are now considered day-to-day.
    Curry has been out since straining his left adductor during a March 13 game against the Timberwolves, while a sore right foot has sidelined Post for Golden State’s last three games. Both players are making good progress in their recoveries, with Curry now cleared for on-court workouts and scrimmaging. While their statuses won’t affect fantasy basketball, the eventual returns of Curry and Post will give the Warriors much-needed depth on the perimeter and in the frontcourt.