The Warriors have just three games left before the 2026 NBA All-Star break next weekend, including Saturday’s matchup against the Los Angeles Lakers.And as the team deals with various injuries to its top players, it’s clear Golden State is looking to be as healthy as possible for the home stretch of the season. So, when talking to reporters before Saturday’s game, coach Steve Kerr indicated it’s likely that neither Steph Curry nor new acquisition Kristaps Porzingis play until after the All-Star break.First, Porzingis, who was acquired via trade from the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday, has been dealing with Achilles tendinitis that has kept him out of action since Jan. 7. Kerr revealed the Warriors have ruled the oft-injured big man out for the next three games as he works with Rick Celebrini, Golden State’s director of sports medicine and performance.“I saw him at the hotel last night and had a good chat,” Kerr said. “He’s excited; we’re excited. He got a workout in today with Rick, and so we’ll see where it goes from here. … I think the plan is he’ll be in the Bay all of All-Star break, and he’ll...