SAN FRANCISCO – In multiple plays that likely puzzled Warriors fans Sunday night, Jimmy Butler sliced his way to the rim and … threw the ball back out to the perimeter in Golden State’s 114-83 victory over Indiana . The usual target of his high-speed dimes?

Al Horford joined the Golden State Warriors over the offseason, but he said his prior run-ins with Steph Curry had him questioning the move.

The Golden State Warriors begin a six-game road trip with a blockbuster game against the OKC Thunder on Tuesday. Ahead of the contest, Golden State received the biggest Steph Curry update in days.

The Golden State Warriors face the Indiana Pacers in an NBA matchup that could be crucial for both teams’ momentum, as they look to bounce back and find consistency early in the season. For that, they’ll need their best players on the court — and that raises the question: will Stephen Curry and Al Horford play?

Both Stephen Curry and Al Horford appeared on the Warriors’ injury report ahead of their game against the Pacers.

The Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green-less Golden State Warriors dropped their Wednesday night matchup against the Sacramento Kings by a score of 121-116.

Horford joins Butler with questionable status, while Curry and De’Anthony Melton (knee) are the only ones officially ruled out. Draymond Green is listed as probable to play, with his availability made even more important in the wake of Horford’s potential absence.

On "Warriors Postgame Live," Al Horford discusses his solid outing in Golden State's 114-83 win over the Indiana Pacers on Sunday night at Chase Center.Al Horford invigorated by young Warriors teammat