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Warriors guard Brandon Williams will undergo an MRI after suffering a left hamstring injury during Monday’s thrashing of the Pelicans, according to head coach Steve Kerr (Twitter video link via Kenzo Fukuda of ClutchPoints). Kerr said Williams’ injury is a…

Golden State Warriors guard Brandon Williams will undergo an MRI after injuring his left hamstring during Monday's win against the New Orleans Pelicans. Williams sustained the injury in the first quarter of the game, which Golden State won by 51 points. Head coach Steve Kerr stated that the hamstring issue is a big concern for the team.
Kerr noted that the injury is especially concerning following Will Richard's torn ulnar collateral ligament in his left thumb. Williams joined the Warriors during the summer on a minimum-salary deal partially guaranteed for $1.4 million, averaging 11.1 points across eight games this season.
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