Porzingis' health is in red and he will miss the game indefinitely. The Warriors general manager said he would not overreact.

Porzingis is healthy again. (File photo, Associated Press)

[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report] The Warriors held a press conference for the new season, but bad news came out before the season officially started. Kristaps Porzingis is currently determined to miss the game indefinitely due to health reasons.

Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. said in an interview that Porzingis, whose health history has shown red flags in the past, will once again miss the game indefinitely due to health problems. It is currently determined that he will not go to Hawaii with the team to participate in pre-season training, and will not play in the first warm-up game.

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The team did not reveal the cause of Porzingis' condition this time. Dunleavy Jr. said that Porzingis was in good health throughout the summer and was able to practice normally until last week. It was only a few days ago that they suddenly received news that Porzingis was in bad health again.

However, Dunleavy Jr. also said that he would not conclude that Porzingis would not be able to make it to the start of the regular season, but that he would be absent this week. Although he was slightly disappointed with Porzingis' absence, he was still confident in his condition. "It's too early to think about this now, so I don't want to overreact." Dunleavy Jr. said.

In addition, Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody, who both suffered serious knee injuries last season, have made good recovery progress and can already conduct light training on the court. However, they are still in the stage of personal training and rehabilitation, and it will take several months before they can return.