The Golden State Warriors begin a five-game East road trip on Thursday against the Orlando Magic. The Warriors are riding a big wave of momentum following their acquisition of Jimmy Butler, who has been a great fit alongside Steph Curry. The Magic, on the other hand, are slowly getting back into their rhythm after dealing with a ton of injuries.Tonight's game is the second and final matchup between the two teams this season. The Warriors defeated the Magic at the Chase Center on Feb. 3 via a score of 104-99, led by Steph Curry's 24 points and five assists. Butler is quite familiar with Orlando since his previous team, the Miami Heat, plays them four times per season.The Magic will try to snap a three-game losing streak against Golden State. They haven't beaten the Warriors since Jan. 7, 2023. Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner are looking to bring back their team after a rough couple of months.Golden State Warriors vs Orlando Magic Injury Reports WarriorsThe Golden State Warriors have two players on their injury report: Jonathan Kuminga and Trayce Jackson-Davis. Kuminga has been out since early January due to a sprained ankle, but he's expected to return during the Warriors' four-game road trip.Jackson-Davis is dealing with an unspecified illness but is listed as questionable. He'll be evaluated before tip-off and could either be upgraded to available or downgraded to out. He has not played since Feb. 21 against the Sacramento Kings.MagicThe Orlando Magic have five players on their injury report, with four players listed as out. Cole Anthony is tagged as questionable with a left knee injury but is set to be evaluated before the game. Moritz Wagner has already been ruled out for the rest of the season after suffering a torn ACL.Jalen Suggs remains out for the Magic as he deals with a calf contusion that has kept him out for almost a month. He has also played just one game since Jan. 3 though coach Jamahl Mosley confirmed that the energetic guard won't miss the remainder of the season.Golden State Warriors vs Orlando Magic Predicted Starting Lineups and Depth ChartWarriorsG - Steph Curry | G - Brandin Podziemski | F - Moses Moody | F - Jimmy Butler | C - Draymond GreenPoint GuardShooting GuardSmall ForwardPower ForwardCenterSteph CurryBrandin PodziemskiMoses MoodyJimmy ButlerDraymond GreenPat SpencerBuddy HieldGui SantosJonathan KumingaQuinton PostYuri CollinsGary Payton IIJackson RoweKevin Knox IIKevon LooneyTaran ArmstrongTrayce Jackson-DavisMagicG - Cole Anthony | G - Kentavious Caldwell-Pope | F - Franz Wagner | F - Paolo Banchero | C - Wendell Carter Jr.Point GuardShooting GuardSmall ForwardPower ForwardCenterJalen SuggsKentavious Caldwell-PopeFranz WagnerPaolo BancheroWendell Carter Jr.Anthony BlackCole AnthonyTristan da SilvaJonathan IsaacGoga BitadzeCory JosephTrevelin QueenGary HarrisCaleb HoustanMoe WagnerMac McClungEthan ThompsonJett HowardNote: Players in bold fonts are out with an injury and the starting lineups could change ahead of tip-off.How to watch the Golden State Warriors vs Orlando Magic gameThe Warriors-Magic game is scheduled to take place at the Kia Center in San Orlando, Florida at 7:00 p.m. EST. It will be televised locally on NBC Sports Bay Area in San Francisco and FanDuel Sports Network Florida.Fans can also watch it via live stream on NBA League Pass and FuboTV, which are paid subscriptions.