When everything was rolling smoothly for the Golden State Warriors, came the news no one wanted to hear: Stephen Curry’s injury.
That is how cold we all felt. After eight straight wins, the San Francisco side visited the Rockets in what looked like a blockbuster game. It wasn’t bad, but what most clearly defined the night was seeing Stephen Curry leave the court (and not return) after only six minutes of play.
At that moment it was already clear that something wasn’t right, but the sensations have grown even worse after hearing the team’s coach, Steve Kerr, say that they are very worried about how far the injury could go; he did emphasize, however, that they must wait for the test results.
What happened to Stephen Curry? Well, at first glance no one understood what had occurred, but Kerr explains that the 38-year-old point guard told him he was feeling discomfort in the abdominal/side area, something he had never felt before.
Without wasting time, the player is going to undergo an MRI to clarify how serious the injury is and whether it will complicate (or not) his season as well as the Warriors’ season.
