Stephen Curry had to exit the Golden State Warriors’ game against the Toronto Raptors due to a pelvic contusion, preventing him from returning for the remainder of the match.
Late in the third quarter, while dribbling and preparing to pass, Curry collided with two Toronto defenders and landed awkwardly.
Limping off the court, he did not return as Golden State rallied in the fourth quarter to secure a 117-114 victory.
Following the game, Warriors coach Steve Kerr stated, “He was trying to come back. He thought he might be able to, but we decided not to take any risks. Hopefully, it’s not serious.”
Curry finished with 17 points in 25 minutes as the Warriors secured their ninth win in 10 games. Since acquiring Jimmy Butler III—who recorded a triple-double against Toronto—Golden State has gone 16-3.
How long will Curry be out?
The Warriors’ medical team will determine Curry’s recovery timeline based on the severity of the bruising after reviewing his MRI results.