Steph Curry Injury Update: Warriors Star could play in potential game 6, will be re -evaluated on Saturday

The Golden State Warriors are equipped on Wednesday evening and Star Guard Steph Curry has it was already excluded for game 5 her second round against the Minnesota Timberwolves. But on the horizon: Curry, who has not played in game 1 since the stress of his armpit heating, was re -evaluated on Wednesday and, according to the team, is making “good progress”.

Warriors Steve Kerr said in front of Spiel 5 Tipoff 5: “It is a possibility [Curry] Could play “in game 6 if you can expand the series.

Here is the complete update that the Warriors published on Wednesday morning:

The Golden State Warriors Guard Stephen Curry, who missed the last three (3) games due to a tense left armpit, has been re -evaluated. The reassessment showed that Curry is making good progress in his recovery. It was released to take part in the square in light workouts, including rotating exercises. It will be rated again on Saturday.

The Warriors won game 1 despite Curry's exit, but lost three in a row and are now 3: 1. While they were traveling in game 2, they had the chances of winning each of the last two games at home, but without a curry they simply hadn't had enough offensive.

After his diagnosis, Curry described the injury as a “intestinal punch” and said that he had to have his body dictated his recovery process.

“This is new and from everything I learn how quickly you can return, there must be a healing process,” said Curry last week. “This is how the body works. You can no longer speed it up than what it tells you. After a week ,, [the medical staff will be] Really re -evaluate every day to understand when it is certain to think about playing at all, let alone how much you can push it. “

The good news for Curry and The Warriors is that on Sunday you have three full days before game 6 in San Francisco in San Francisco, if you somehow find a way to win game 5. There is a good chance that Curry could be cleared by then, which would obviously give the Warriors a big boost.

The game 5 on the street in front of a rough Minneapolis audience is much easier to say than done (Betmgm's money line for Golden State is on +375). The Warriors will need a great effort from Jimmy Butler, who is certainly able to put a team on his back while the playoffs, but was strange in game 4 when he only made nine shots.