Steph Curry's injury status for Warriors-Rockets game 6

The Golden State Warriors were unable to do the work in game 5 when the Houston Rockets showed that after growing their leadership in victory 131-116, they were not grown up to 31 points without a fight. Now the series returns to Golden State on Friday for game 6, with the Warriors want to avoid a return of a game 7 to Houston.

If Golden State wants to get the victory out on Friday evening, you are just right as Steph Curry and Jimmy Butler. The two best players in the team and two of the best playoff actors in their era, Curry, joined the Warriors' injury report on Friday. Since Golden State needs a healthy team to complete the series, the fans are happy to see Curry's good news.

The Warriors listed Curry as available in their injury report for game 6 on Friday evening, since his right thumb injury does not keep him off. While Rockets striker Dillon Brooks expressed his wish to attack the two-time MVP in his injury, Curry and Warriors don't see to hold him back during a decisive series game.

Curry and the entire Warriors start in game 5 disappointed because he only achieved 13 points and seven templates. However, Golden State has won both home competitions in the series and has to take advantage of this if they want to move in to the next round.

When the Warriors can complete the series on Friday evening, the Minnesota Timberwolves and Anthony Edwards will be waiting for them on the other. The focus is currently on game 6, whereby the tip is set for 9:00 p.m. EST.

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