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FEBRUARY 27 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
KEVON LOONEY
#5 - POWER FORWARD - GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS
3.9 PPG
4.2 RPG
1.6 APG
Green notches triple-double, Warriors avenge loss to Hornets Draymond Green vowed to make up for losing his cool and costing Golden State a win at Charlotte last weekend and he delivered with a triple-double of a career-high 19 assists, 12 r...
Injury Report: Steph Curry (illness), James Wiseman (wrist), Kevon Looney (ankle) set to return vs. Knicks on Tuesday After injuries have limited the Warriors’ rotation, Steph Curry, James Wiseman, and Kevon Looney are set to return against the Knicks.
FEBRUARY 24 • USATODAY.COM
Makes lone shot attempt in return Looney (ankle) collected two points (1-1 FG), six rebounds, four assists and one block across 20 minutes Tuesday in the Warriors' 114-106 win over the Knicks.
Impact Looney returned to the starting lineup after missing 11 games due to an ankle injury. Golden State already brought back another center in James Wiseman (wrist) from a multi-game absence, so expect the two big men to mostly split minutes at the position moving forward. Draymond Green will also factor into the mix at center when the Warriors roll out small-ball lineups.
FEBRUARY 23 • ROTOWIRE
Curry leads Warriors past Knicks as fans return to MSG Stephen Curry welcomed fans back to Madison Square Garden with another big night in the building, scoring 37 points and leading the Golden State Warriors to a 114-106 victory over...
FEBRUARY 23 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Returning to starting five Looney (ankle) will return to the starting lineup for Tuesday's game against the Knicks, Anthony Slater of The Athletic reports.
Impact Looney made it through a full practice Monday and has been cleared to return to action for the first time since spraining his ankle against Boston back on Feb. 2. The Warriors will also get James Wiseman (wrist) back from an 11-game injury absence Tuesday.
FEBRUARY 23 • ROTOWIRE
Injury Report: James Wiseman (wrist), Kevon Looney (ankle) questionable vs. Knicks on Tuesday After missing a slate of games, both Kevon Looney (ankle) and James Wiseman (wrist) are listed as questionable against the New York Knicks.
FEBRUARY 23 • USATODAY.COM
Questionable for Tuesday Looney (ankle) is questionable for Tuesday's game at New York.
Impact The 25-year-old went through a full practice Monday and appears on track to return from his 11-game absence Tuesday, though he's officially considered questionable. Barring a setback, Looney should be able to rejoin the starting lineup, which would push Draymond Green back to power forward. James Wiseman (wrist) also may be able to play, so he and Looney will likely split the work at center if both players are cleared.
FEBRUARY 22 • ROTOWIRE
Could return to starting five Looney (ankle) went through a full practice Monday and could return to the starting lineup for Tuesday's game against the Knicks, Nick Freidell of ESPN reports.
Impact The Warriors got great news on the injury front Monday, as both Looney and rookie James Wiseman (wrist) were able to make it through a full practice. Barring a setback in the next 24-plus hours, the expectation is that Looney will return to the starting lineup at center, while Draymond Green shifts back down to power forward. In his string of five starts before the ankle injury, Looney averaged 3.2 points, 5.6 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 0.6 blocks in 16.6 minutes.
FEBRUARY 22 • ROTOWIRE
New York takes home win streak into matchup with Golden State New York heads into a matchup with Golden State after winning three straight home games
FEBRUARY 22 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Curry and the Warriors visit the Hornets Stephen Curry leads Golden State into a matchup with Charlotte averaging 29.9 points per game
FEBRUARY 20 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Out Saturday, could play Tuesday Looney (ankle) is out Saturday against the Hornets, but there's a belief that Tuesday against the Knicks could be a target return date, Anthony Slater of The Athletic reports.
Impact A sprained left ankle has kept Looney shelved since Feb. 4, but a return appears imminent even though he'll sit out through the weekend. James Wiseman (wrist) is also expected to return around the same time. More information should arrive as gameday draws closer.
FEBRUARY 19 • ROTOWIRE
Curry, Golden State set for matchup with Orlando Stephen Curry leads Golden State into a matchup against Orlando averaging 30.0 points per game
FEBRUARY 18 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Curry and his supporting cast rally Warriors past Heat in OT Stephen Curry made a go-ahead 3-pointer with 1:15 left in overtime, set up Andrew Wiggins for one the next time down before delivering a final dagger from deep, leading the Golden...
FEBRUARY 18 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Could return next week Looney (ankle) was re-evaluated Wednesday and could retake the court next week during the second half of Golden State's upcoming road trip.
Impact The 25-year-old is unavailable Wednesday versus Miami and is unlikely to play during the back-to-back set Friday and Saturday in Orlando and Charlotte, though he could be back for Tuesday's matchup at New York. Looney has been sidelined by the left ankle sprain since Feb. 2, but he began participating in limited portions of practice this week and is nearing his return to game action.
FEBRUARY 17 • ROTOWIRE
Kevon Looney Injury Update – 2/17/21 | Golden State Warriors Warriors center Kevon Looney, who has missed the last seven games due to a sprained left ankle suffered on February 2 vs. Boston, was re-eva...
FEBRUARY 17 • NBA.COM
Injury Report: Kevon Looney (sprained ankle) set to be reevaluated on Wednesday After missing seven consecutive games due to a sprained wrist, Warriors center Kevon Looney is set to be reevaluated on Wednesday.
FEBRUARY 16 • USATODAY.COM
Curry and the Warriors face the Heat Stephen Curry leads Golden State into a matchup against Miami averaging 30.1 points per game
FEBRUARY 16 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Curry nets 36, Warriors deal Cavs 8th straight loss, 129-98 Stephen Curry scored 36 points in three quarters and the Golden State Warriors routed the Cleveland Cavaliers 129-98
FEBRUARY 16 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Set for Wednesday evaluation Looney (ankle) will be re-evaluated Wednesday, Connor Letourneau of the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
Impact Looney will have his checkup sooner than initially expected, as earlier reports indicated he would get his ankle looked at a week from Friday. The team should have a better idea of when he'll be healthy enough to return following Wednesday's examination.
FEBRUARY 15 • ROTOWIRE
Curry and the Warriors take on the Cavaliers Stephen Curry leads Golden State into a matchup against Cleveland averaging 29.9 points per game
FEBRUARY 15 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Due for checkup late this week Looney (ankle) said Friday that he expects to be re-evaluated in about a week, Anthony Slater of The Athletic reports.
Impact Looney has yet to resume on-court activity since spraining his left ankle in the Warriors' Feb. 2 loss to the Celtics. The big man noted that his ankle is feeling better, and he's hopeful that his return to game action could come soon if he receives positive news once he's re-evaluated. For now, Looney shouldn't be expected to play at any point this week, and with James Wiseman (wrist) also sidelined, Draymond Green looks poised to remain the Warriors' primary center.
FEBRUARY 14 • ROTOWIRE
Durant leads Brooklyn past Warriors in Golden State reunion Kevin Durant won the reunion with his former Warriors team he helped capture two titles, scoring 20 points to go with six assists and five rebounds in the Nets’ 134-117 victory
FEBRUARY 13 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Curry leads Golden State against Brooklyn after 40-point game Golden State faces the Brooklyn Nets after Stephen Curry scored 40 points in the Warriors' 111-105 win over the Magic
FEBRUARY 12 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Orlando visits Golden State on 3-game road skid Orlando will aim to break its three-game road skid when the Magic visit Golden State
FEBRUARY 10 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Curry, Golden State set for matchup against San Antonio Stephen Curry leads Golden State into a matchup with San Antonio averaging 29.5 points per game
FEBRUARY 9 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
