The Golden State Warriors have plenty of banged up bodies right now. Currently on their injury report are the names of Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, and Draymond Green, who are all being deemed as questionable for Monday’s contest against the Sacramento Kings because of various injuries.

Aside from those three names, the Warriors have also added Andre Iguodala to the questionable list, as the small forward is experiencing some soreness in his left knee, per Connor Letourneau of SFGate.com.

Iguodala, however, was already dealing with the same soreness even before the Warriors played the New Orleans Pelicans last Saturday in which the 33-year-old Arizona product played 31 minutes and scored 14 points in a 110-95 win, suggesting that his questionable tag is probably just a precautionary move by the Warriors.

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That said, the Warriors could still opt to rest Iguodala since they are just up against a 5-14 Kings squad. In that case, Omri Casspi could be in line for an ample increase in playing time. Nick Young, Patrick McCaw, and Jordan Bell can also be expected to get adjustments to their minutes.

Andre Iguodala, who is often the first man off the bench for the Warriors, is averaging 6.3 points, 2.8 assists, and 3.5 rebounds per game this season.