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Stephen Curry Injury: Warriors Star to Miss at Least Two Weeks with Oblique Tear
An MRI confirmed the tear, and the Warriors said Curry’s absence could last beyond the two-week re-evaluation point.
- An MRI on Thursday confirmed an oblique abdominal tear for Curry, and the Warriors announced the star will be re-evaluated in two weeks, though his absence could extend beyond that timetable.
- Curry appeared to sustain the injury halfway through the first quarter while tangled with Alperen Sengun; moments later, he hit his lone 3-pointer before exiting and never returning.
- Concern about the injury was "high," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said, adding that Curry "tweaked something in his abdominal area" and had never experienced this specific issue before.
- Already missing Jimmy Butler, Kristaps PorziF, Brandon Williams, Gary Payton, and Will Richard, the Warriors have little margin for error despite opening the season with an 8-4 record.
- Two years ago, the Orlando Magic lost both Franz Wagner and Paolo Banchero to oblique tears, a scenario that would prove disastrous for Golden State if Curry faces an extended absence.
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Warriors star Stephen Curry suffers torn oblique muscle and will be si
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Stephen Curry will miss at least two weeks for the Golden State Warriors because of a torn oblique muscle, an injury that comes with the NBA’s all-time 3-point leader on pace for one
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Warriors star Stephen Curry suffers torn oblique muscle and will be sidelined at least two weeks
Stephen Curry will miss at least two weeks for the Golden State Warriors with a torn oblique muscle, an injury that comes with the NBA’s all-time 3-point leader on pace for one of the best seasons of his 18-year career.…
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