Warriors look-ahead: Minnesota without Anthony Edwards, then a Lakers rematch on Prime Video

The Warriors (1-3) play four games in six days, three of them at Chase Center, starting with a Minnesota team that lost its best player this morning. Times are Eastern, as ESPN lists them; daylight saving time ends Sunday. Prices for each game will be on the board as venues post them.

Wednesday, Oct. 28: at Minnesota Timberwolves, 8 p.m.

Target Center, Minneapolis. TV: no national broadcast; ESPN lists NBA League Pass.

Minnesota (3-1) will be without Anthony Edwards, who is having an arthroscopic procedure on his right knee Thursday that will keep him out for up to two months, ESPN's Shams Charania reported. Edwards had been averaging 33.3 points and scored 47 in Monday's 127-125 overtime loss to Cleveland. Guard Donte DiVincenzo is also out with an Achilles injury.

The Warriors list Yaxel Lendeborg as questionable with foot soreness, according to ESPN's injury report, two nights after his 31-point game in Denver. Kristaps Porzingis, Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody remain out. DraftKings had Minnesota -4.5 with a total of 227.5 on ESPN's listing at noon Eastern on Wednesday; whether that number already reflected the Edwards news is not clear, so check the game page before tip.

Friday, Oct. 30: Los Angeles Lakers, 10 p.m.

Chase Center. TV: Prime Video. NBA Cup group play.

The Lakers (3-1) beat the Warriors by 22 in the opener, and the rematch is also both teams' first NBA Cup game. It is the next chapter of the Lendeborg-Doncic argument: the rookie said after the opener that he had "lost all respect" for Doncic, and Draymond Green said he hoped Lendeborg would go right back at him. Doncic leads the league at 34.3 points a game, according to ESPN. The Lakers lost 136-129 at Portland on Tuesday, their first defeat. Game page

Sunday, Nov. 1: LA Clippers, 8:30 p.m.

Chase Center. TV: no national broadcast; ESPN lists NBA League Pass and ClipperVision.

The Clippers (1-2) beat Sacramento in their opener, then lost to the Lakers and Oklahoma City. This is the first half of a home back-to-back, which matters for the Warriors' oldest players: Al Horford, 40, has been held to about 20 minutes a night and is not playing both ends of back-to-backs, according to ESPN. The Warriors rested Stephen Curry, Green, Brandin Podziemski and Horford on the second night of their last one. Game page

Monday, Nov. 2: Phoenix Suns, 10 p.m.

Chase Center. TV: no national broadcast; ESPN lists NBA League Pass and the Suns' local feeds.

The Suns (1-2) beat a short-handed Warriors team 131-122 on Oct. 24 behind 43 points from Devin Booker. Their other two games were a 124-83 loss at Portland and a 125-114 loss at Oklahoma City on Monday. Game page

In the Bay Area, Warriors games without a national broadcast air on NBC Sports Bay Area. The full schedule is on the Warriors page, and The Sharp Desk has its picks for the week.