Before the Warriors meet the Thunder, here's all the info you need for Friday's contest, including how to watch.

SAN FRANCISCO — The Golden State Warriors were without multiple rotational pieces, including their big three of Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green, against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Friday night. Their void was felt. The Warriors fell to the Thunder, 131-94, as they shot 36% on Friday night at the Chase Center.

Superstar Stephen Curry is questionable to play dealing with a left ankle sprain, though he played in the team’s last game versus the Hornets on Dec. 31. His co-stars in Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green are also listed, marked as questionable and out, respectively.

Defensive forward Draymond Green has already been ruled out, while Curry’s status remains uncertain due to a right ankle sprain. To make matters worse, Golden State announced its latest injury report, adding Butler to the growing list of concerns (h/t Anthony Slater of ESPN).

The Oklahoma City Thunder (29-5) visit the Golden State Warriors (18-16) Friday. Tip-off from Chase Center in San Francisco is at 10 p.m. ET (Prime Video). Let's analyze BetMGM Sportsbook's NBA odds around the Thunder vs. Warriors odds and make our expert NBA picks and predictions for the best bets.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are set to do battle with the Golden State Warriors on National TV later tonight. Along the way, the Warriors have continued to add to

Pat Spencer did not take too kindly to something Luguentz Dort told him, prompting the Warriors guard to draw a technical foul.

The Golden State Warriors have the most money benched ahead of their matchup against the Oklahoma City Thunder.

However, after that record-tying start, the Thunder dropped four of their next six games – including three to the San Antonio Spurs, who handed OKC its first consecutive losses since April. Since those back-to-back defeats, the Thunder have won four straight following Friday’s rout.

The Thunder end the game on a 14-2 run and completed a 21-PT comeback to defeat the Grizzlies, 117-116. The Thunder improve to 32-7, while the Grizzlies fall to 16-22.