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NBA playoffs: Warriors star Stephen Curry leaves game 1 against Timberwolves early, concluded with a thigh injury

NBA playoffs: Warriors star Stephen Curry leaves game 1 against Timberwolves early, concluded with a thigh injury

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The star of Golden State Warriors, Stephen Curry, limped on Tuesday evening in the Target Center in the first half with a thigh injury in the Target Center.

Curry, in the second quarter of the Warriors' game games with the Minnesota Timberwolves in the semi -finals of the Western Conference, suddenly opened and grabbed his left after his left after his defense. He tried to bring the ball to the square and seemed uncomfortable and grabbed the attempt and then failed again to get a floater on the track.

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Curry then immediately demanded a sub and limped directly to the changing room at the next time.

The Warriors quickly excluded him from the game with a left thigh pollution before half -time. It is unclear how severe the injury is or how long it is. He had 13 points, a rebound and an assist when he scored 5-of-of-9-fold from the field with three 3-horses when he went.

If Curry has run for a significant time, the series can quickly change it. The Warriors are only 48 hours away from their street victory against the Houston Rockets in game 7 of the previous series, so that Curry didn't have much rest. He played 46 minutes in this competition.

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Timberwolves Forward Naz Reid also left the game in the first half with an apparent thigh injury. He dipped for a loose ball and slapped the fans sitting on the pitch and then limped and went back to the changing room.

Although the warriors had lost curry, they still took the break at half -time.

This post will be updated with further information shortly.

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