The Golden State Warriors' hopes of snapping a four-game skid hit a potential snag ahead of Tuesday's home clash with the Sacramento Kings, as stars Stephen Curry and Kristaps Porzingis headline a lengthy injury report.

Curry, who just returned from a 27-game absence due to a right knee injury to score 29 points off the bench Sunday, is listed as probable. While he's expected to suit up, the Warriors are likely to continue managing his minutes carefully as he works back to full strength.

The bigger question mark surrounds Porzingis, listed as questionable with right knee soreness. If he can't go, it would be the first game he's missed since April 1st, leaving a significant void in the frontcourt for a team desperate for a win.

Golden State's depth will be tested further with several other players sidelined. Gui Santos (right pelvic contusion), Al Horford, and Quinten Post have been ruled out, while Moses Moody and Jimmy Butler are out for the season. The probable return of LJ Cryer, battling an illness, offers a small boost.

Facing a struggling Kings team at home presents a prime opportunity for the Warriors to stop their slide, but their ability to capitalize may hinge on the availability and effectiveness of their two biggest stars.