Latest update on Stephen Curry's injury after medical tests
The Golden State Warriors star has a bruise and a strain, and will be out for just over a week
Golden State Warriors confirmed on Thursday that Steph Curry will be sidelined for at least a week after medical tests revealed a quad contusion accompanied by a muscle strain. The point guard suffered the injury during Wednesday's loss to the Houston Rockets, initially causing more concern within the organization.
The MRI ruled out a major injury and provided a glimmer of hope: if his recovery goes well, Curry could return relatively soon.
The Warriors, experiencing a season marked by inconsistency, currently hold a 10-10 record, placing them in the eighth spot in the West. The team has won five of its last ten games, a performance they will need to maintain while their key player recuperates.
Surviving without their superstar
While Curry's absence poses a challenge, the Warriors believe they have avoided a much worse scenario. The mission now is to stay competitive in the upcoming days… and hope that the reassessment brings no surprises.
The next games for the Golden State Warriors are against the New Orleans Pelicans, Oklahoma City Thunder, Philadelphia 76ers, and Cleveland Cavaliers. Stephen Curry is expected to miss all of them.
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