Stephen Curry is officially sidelined for at least two weeks, the Golden State Warriors confirmed Thursday, after suffering an oblique abdominal tear. This is a massive blow for Golden State, especially after their 115-108 loss to the Houston Rockets just the night before.
The Brutal Injury
Curry picked up this brutal injury early in Wednesday night’s game against the Rockets. You hate to see it happen, especially in the first quarter, right when things are getting started. He had to exit the game, and you just knew it wasn’t good. They got him in for an MRI, and unfortunately, the scan confirmed what everyone was dreading: an oblique abdominal tear.
What Happens Next?
The Warriors announced that Curry will be re-evaluated in two weeks. That means the team is rolling without their superstar for at least that long, and honestly, an oblique tear can be tricky. This isn’t just a minor bump or bruise, this is something that needs real time to heal. Without Curry leading the charge, Golden State is gonna have to dig deep to navigate these next couple of weeks.
So, it’s a waiting game for Warriors fans. Two weeks is the minimum, and everyone will be holding their breath until that re-evaluation.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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