Brandin Podziemski, the No. 19 overall pick, has struggled to find his footing in his second season, averaging only 8.0 points with a 29.5% shooting percentage from beyond the arc. Despite being named First Team All-Rookie, he has seen limited playing time recently, sitting out the last nine games due to an abdomen injury. His potential as a complementary player to Curry has yet to materialize, leaving the Warriors in search of reliable scoring options.

Brandin Podziemski was sidelined due to injury during the game against the Pacers, contributing to the Warriors' short-handed lineup. His potential return in upcoming games could provide a significant boost to the team's depth and performance as they look to regain momentum on their road trip.

Brandin Podziemski is listed as out for the game against the Indiana Pacers, adding to the Warriors' extensive injury report. His absence, along with several other key players, significantly impacts the Warriors' lineup and depth as they seek to even the series against the Pacers.

Brandin Podziemski is expected to return from injury during the upcoming four-game road trip, which could provide a boost to the Warriors as they seek to regain their competitive edge and improve their current standing in the Western Conference.

Brandin Podziemski missed his fifth consecutive game due to right abdominal tightness. Coach Steve Kerr is optimistic that Podziemski, along with Gary Payton II, will be able to join the team on their upcoming four-game road trip.