Houston Rockets against Golden State Warrior's injury report

Tonight the Houston Rockets will compete against the Golden State Warriors again with their season, this time in game 6.

In game 5, the Rockets successfully kept their season alive and saw 75 points between Amen Thompson, Fred Vanvleet and Dillon Brooks to recharge a 15-point victory. Steve Kerr pulled his starter in the middle of the third quarter and prepared for the fact that fireworks with fireworks 6.

With partially calm and playing on their home turf, the Warriors will complete the series tonight. The superstar Guard Steph Curry saw two games in a row in a row after a 36-point outbreak, so that he is noticed by the tip.

Jimmy Butler was the only health concern of the series and was injured in game 2. She was missing game 3 and played something for four and five. It should only continue to become healthier, but the pelvic injury is certainly still a factor in a way.

Tonight will be a hard fight for Houston, but if it can make it alive, it could have enough momentum in game 7.

Here are the injury reports for both teams before today's game 6:

Jae'san Tate – Out: Right ankle impact

Jock Landale – Out: Right Knee Pussion

Stephen Curry – Available: Right Thumb rail

Gary Payton II – Available: left -hand splint

Butler is now completely apart from the warrior injury report. While he is certainly still dealing with symptoms of his earlier pelvic contusion, at least it seems that his status for playing had been no longer questioned.

The Rockets have a new name in Jock Landale, which was previously listed in the series in the injury report. While Landale is a size, it probably has no influence in this series, healthy or no.

The Rockets and Warriors will give up CT this evening at 8 p.m.