Reports: Stephen Curry expected that they will be missed several games with tense armpits

The Warriors have a 1-0 lead over the Timberwolves, but have to shoot a 2-0 lead without Stephen Curry.

According to Shams Charania von ESPN, the thigh injury, which forced curry to end from game 1, will keep out of game 2. According to reports, a MRI reported a class 1 left.

Curry is expected to miss several games, according to Anthony Slater from The Athletic.

Stephen Curry von Golden State has suffered a popular knee tendon and is excluded on Thursday for game 2 against Minnesota, so sources that ESPN. It is the first tense muscle of Curry's career, so that the exact return plan is unclear due to such a first rehab. pic.twitter.com/wgdpej617k

– Shams Charania (@shamscharania) May 7, 2025

The Warriors expect Steph Curry to miss several games with a thigh strain, confirm sources. Game 4 is six days after the injury. Game 5 is eight days. Game 6 is 12 days.@Shascharania First.

– Anthony Slater (@anthonyvslater) May 7, 2025

At the beginning of the second quarter, Curry began to reach on the back of his left leg, shortly after he had hit 3-point 3-ply decline. He went through a bit of discomfort and after he got a 14-foot floater for a 27-20 lead, he started on the bench that he had to get out.

Once a timeout of the Timberwolves, finally stopped the clock and carefully jogged into the changing room with 13 minutes with 5-to-9 shooting.

The 37-year-old Curry helped Golden State Beat Houston in game 7 Your first round two nights earlier. After the 3-1 lead in this series, Curry and the Warriors cost a valuable rest period, and there is only one day between the games for the first five games. On May 14th and game 6 on May 18, there will be three days between game 5.

After a period of five years, in which it was difficult for him to stay healthy, Curry played in 70 games this season after registering 74 games last season. The four times NBA Champion and eleven-time all-star scored an average of 24 points per game against the Rockets for the sixth warriors.

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The Associated Press contributed to this report.