Warriors' Brandon Williams avoids serious hamstring injury, MRI shows no damage

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 10, 2026, 10:11 PM

Last updated Nov 10, 2026

Warriors' Brandon Williams avoids serious hamstring injury, MRI shows no damage
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Golden State Warriors guard Brandon Williams underwent an MRI on November 10 that revealed no structural damage to his left hamstring. Williams injured the hamstring during Monday's game against the New Orleans Pelicans, exiting after two minutes of play. Head coach Steve Kerr expressed concern about the injury prior to the MRI. Williams has been a key contributor off the bench, averaging 10.4 points in just over 16 minutes per game. The Warriors, already dealing with several other injuries, will benefit from Williams' quick recovery and absence of long-term concerns.

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  • •Williams suffered a left hamstring injury against the Pelicans.
  • •MRI confirmed no tears or structural issues in the hamstring.
  • •Williams played only two minutes in the game before exiting.
  • •Kerr highlighted Williams' importance to the team's performance.
  • •Warriors are already managing injuries to other key players.
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The Golden State Warriors appear to have avoided the worst-case scenario with their off-the-bench sparkplug. An MRI on Brandon Williams' hamstring revealed no structural damage, a source said.

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