The Warriors revealed on Twitter that Stephen Curry’s right ankle sprain was the diagnosis after an MRI revealed no structural damage. He will be reevaluated on Tuesday and will miss the games against San Antonio on Monday and tonight.
The injury occurred late in Thursday’s contest when Curry rolled the ankle while cutting to the basket. He limped to the locker room to have it checked out and didn’t return to the game.
A report on Friday indicated that Curry is expected to miss seven to 10 days, but that could be adjusted depending on the results of Tuesday’s examination.
Curry suffered the injury late in the game on Thursday when he injured his ankle while cutting to the hoop. He didn’t return to the game after hobbling to the locker room to have it looked out.
Curry is anticipated to miss seven to ten days, according to a report published on Friday. However, this could change based on the findings of the exam on Tuesday.
The Warriors need every victory to close the gap on sixth-place Phoenix since they are in a fierce battle to escape the play-in tournament. Until Curry is cleared to return, Chris Paul is anticipated to assume the starting point g
uard role.
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