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Karl-Anthony Towns Injury Update: 3/4/2025 vs. the Warriors

Karl-Anthony Towns Injury Update: 3/4/2025 vs. the Warriors

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By: Stan Son

Karl-Anthony Towns ($9,800) has been dealing with a knee issue, causing him to miss last Wednesday’s game. He did play 31 and 40 minutes in the two most recent contests and shot 6-of-11 from the field while grabbing 16 rebounds on Sunday, so Towns looks to be fine physically.

He is listed as questionable for Tuesday’s contest against the Golden State Warriors, though, but it has nothing to do with the knee, as he’s dealing with a personal matter.

If he’s unable to go, then Mitchell Robinson ($4,000) could see an uptick in minutes while Precious Achiuwa ($5,000) would likely get the start and get the bulk of the playing time.

Robinson has received 12 and 13 minutes since making his season debut, so he probably won’t see more than 20 minutes at most. Achiuwa played four minutes last game but had been in the mid-to-high 30s for much of February. Achiuwa put up at least 20 FPTS eight times in the last 11 games with two of those over 40 FPTS.

Stan joined DraftKings in December of 2020. It was a glorious time, except for that whole COVID thing, when we got Madden streams and boisterous bat flips from the KBO. I was brought on board to bring some West Coast flavor. I especially love hoops, and most of my content is in that arena. When I walk along the beach, strumming my guitar, the beat that I hear is not one of crashing waves. No, it is the beat of the ball bouncing off the hardwood with highs provided by the squeaks of the sneakers. Ball is life.
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