Lakers Legend's explanation of Steph Curry's new injury

In a game with Win-Or-Go-Home 7 against the Houston Rockets, the superstar Point Guard Steph Curry led the Golden State Warriors to a season, but would have paid the prize.

In the victory on Sunday, Curry put 22 points, 10 rebounds and 7 assists, but played 46 minutes to get there. Curry played almost the entire game and then had to turn around the Minnesota Timberwolves for game 1 of the second round after just one day of rest.

Unfortunately, for the warriors they have certainly reached their quick turnaround to them. Just a few minutes after the beginning of the second quarter, Curry limped with an obvious thigh injury.

Curry was ultimately excluded for the rest of the game on Tuesday, which was very unfortunate news, especially with playing as he played. Due to 13 minutes of action, Curry fell from the field and 3-6 from beyond the arch by 13 points.

At the halftime of the game on Tuesday, Los Angeles Lakers Legend and Hall of Fame Center Shaquille O'Neal were brutally honest about Curry's condition.

“Older. Maybe he starts breaking,” said O'Neal about Curry. “He moves a lot for a 37-year-old. That could be of crucial importance. If I am Golden State, I would definitely like to get this game for him, rest for game 2.”

The Warriors also went to Curry on Tuesday evening, but they certainly need him healthy for the rest of this series. The Warriors made the right decision to gentle curry for the rest of game 1, and his side line -up does it well by doing work without him.