Considering game scenarios

I’m thinking we should ask for details about the source or opponent to provide general implications. For likely rotations: if Curry's out, then CP3 might start at PG; if Draymond's out, Kuminga or Saric may fill PF. Klay's status is uncertain. If Butler's out, it leans towards the Heat; if both are out, it's likely Warriors vs. Heat. We’re at 2025-12-27, but I shouldn’t assume a specific date. We could check the injury report, but it might require network access.Clarifying game details

The instructions say to assume network access is enabled unless stated otherwise, and that approvals are needed only on failure. I could use curl to check ESPN or NBA status, but there’s a risk the network might be blocked. It’s not essential, though; I can simply ask if the user wants me to fetch the latest official report. Given the advice to only ask when necessary, I could clarify with: “Is this GSW vs. Heat? Would you like projected lineups and general takeaways?”Formulating a concise response

I need to point out that Butler doesn’t play for the Warriors, suggesting cross-team injuries. I can ask for opponent or time, or share a source link for accurate details, and offer to pull the latest official status. Meanwhile, if Curry and Draymond are out, the Warriors might rely on Klay, Kuminga, Wiggins, CP3, and Saric, while Moody and Pods could see minutes. For the Heat, if Butler is out, look for Herro and Bam’s usage to spike with Rozier potentially contributing. I can also suggest generating projected rotations once the opponent is confirmed.