Klay Thompson (knee soreness) and Draymond Green (quad contusion) were both listed as questionable for the Golden State Warriors' Friday night matchup against the Philadelphia 76ers, per The Athletic's Anthony Slater, but now Green has officially been ruled out.

The Warriors enter play having dropped four of their past five games overall. They have surrendered 124 points or more in three of their previous four losses. Golden State is battling a mixture of underperformance and injury concerns at the moment.

Steph Curry is expected to miss a few weeks due to a shoulder injury. His absence alone will be a pivotal test for this Warriors team. And it makes the statuses of Thompson and Green especially important.

Klay Thompson is averaging just shy of 19 points per game on the season. He has rebounded nicely from his slow start and is now shooting over 38 percent from beyond the arc. Draymond Green is averaging 8.1 points per game on 54.1 percent field goal shooting. He's also averaging 6.0 rebounds and just under seven assists per contest for good measure.

Green is one of Golden State's primary leaders on the defensive end of the floor. The 76ers will be in line for a big offensive night with Green unable to suit up. Meanwhile, Klay Thompson provides energy and shooting on offense for the Warriors. Golden State will need a number of impressive performances from their role players if Thompson ends up being held out of action as well.

We will monitor and provide more injury updates as they are made available.