After missing Game 3 of their Western Conference Finals series, the Golden State Warriors have announced the status of their starting center, Zaza Pachulia, for their next game.

The Georgian international remains questionable to play in Game 4 on Monday night, as he is still suffering from the effects of a right heel contusion.

With the Dubs leading the series 3-0, it does not come as a surprise that they are taking a cautious approach on the condition of Pachulia, and will give him as much rest as possible before inserting him to their lineup once again.

In 10 playoff games so far this year, the 33-year-old has been averaging 6.1 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 1.0 assist per game. It may seem like pedestrian numbers, but his hustle and defense are what the Warriors will miss the most while he's continuing to recover from his injury.

If there's any good news for his team, JaVale McGee has been playing well in Pachulia's absence. He is expected to once again start in his place, and provide the Dubs with a strong inside presence, especially with his rebounding and shot blocking ability.