OAKLAND -- Stephen Curry felt good enough Saturday to step onto the court for a light workout, putting up a few shots after the Warriors concluded practice.
Draymond Green, not so much.
Though the Warriors have been downplaying the seriousness of Green's aching right shoulder, which has kept him out of three of the last four games, coach Steve Kerr concedes the level of worry is rising by the day.
"At first, it didn't seem like it would be more than a few days, and it's obviously carried on further than that," Kerr said. "So it's a little bit concerning that he hasn't made bigger strides.
"I still don't think there's a major reason for concern."
Green has played only once since Dec. 4. After missing the Dec. 6 game at Charlotte, the Michigan native played, and quite well, on Dec. 8 at Detroit. He has not since taken the court. He was on the premises Saturday. An update on his status is expected Sunday, a team spokesman said.
Curry has missed the last four games with a sprained right ankle. He is scheduled for reevaluation sometime in the middle of next week. The Warriors would be thrilled if he's able to return before the end of the month.
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In other health-related news, starting center Zaza Pachulia participated in practice and but still is listed as questionable for the game against the Lakers on Monday in Los Angeles. His left shoulder has kept him out four of the last five games.
Reserve guard Nick Young also went though practice workout but has yet to pass the final test to be cleared from concussion protocol.
