Steph Curry closes the injury to Warriors' game 5

A gloomy sight in the 117-110 Warriors branches against the Timberwolves, Steph Curry in street clothing on Monday evening, became much more bleak after the game, as Steph Curry probably not returned from his thigh injury for game 5.

Curry, who deals with the first soft tissue injury of his career, said that he does not expect to return because the warriors have dropped 3-1 in the best-of-Seven series.

“Even if I wanted to be superman, I couldn't,” said Curry and Scape.

Curry had previously said that he was traveling with a thigh of class 1 for a week, but now, seven days later, he ends before 5th game 5 on Wednesday.

Golden State could certainly use a superhero -like performance, as they stalled in two games in the second half.

In the second half of game 3 and nine points in game 4, the Warriors were exceeded with seven points when they missed their star Guard badly.

It is unclear when Curry returns when the warriors can extend this series, but they undoubtedly missed it.

After the Warriors veteran Draymond Green game 4 dropped, he threw cold water on Curry's return.

“No, we won't be” Superman “,” said Green after the game when he was asked if he was expecting Curry try to come back. “If he is in a place where he can play, I am sure that he will do it. He and Rick [Celebrini, Warriors vice president of player health and performance] And everyone will find out. But we don't need [Curry to try to be] Superhuman “

Without Curry, the Warriors Ducks seem to sit, especially if her second best player, Jimmy Butler, cannot keep her alive.

Butler, the game 4 ended with only 14 points at 5-against-9 shooting, was run by coach Steve Kerr.

“He wasn't that aggressive tonight,” said Kerr. “But I didn't see many openings either. Ideally, we could shoot more around him to open the floor a little. But with Steph Out we won't be able to do so much of it.”

Curry had an average of 22.6 points per game in the playoffs and shot 47.7 percent from the field and 40 percent.