Durant’s absence was clearly felt in Game 1 of the NBA Finals as the Toronto Raptors took a 1-0 lead.
And the Raptors will be hoping to defend homecourt once more on Sunday in Game 2.
Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has called it a “long shot” for Durant to return in time to play in Game 2.
The 30-year-old hasn’t completed a full team practice yet having suffered a calf strain against the Houston Rockets four weeks ago.
DeMarcus Cousins made his return from injury in Game 1, but the Warriors will be hoping they can get Durant back at some point during this series.
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There has been some suggestion that Game 3 might be when Durant could potentially make his return.
The Warriors have refused to publicly declare exactly when they expect the two-time Finals MVP to come back.
But NBA legend Barkley thinks the Warriors are not telling the full truth on Durant’s injury.