“Difficult to imagine” Warriors Star plays in game 2,

Stephen Curry is considered daily after leaving the Warriors' playoff game in the first half on Tuesday evening, but coach Steve Kerr said that it was “difficult” that the Warriors will have him for game 2 on Thursday.

Curry was diagnosed on Wednesday. Kerr said that after Golden State had driven out a 99-88 victory on the street to start her Western Conference semi-final against the Minnesota Timberwolves, even though Curry left in the middle of the second quarter and did not return.

“Obviously he is depressed, but the boys lifted him and played a great game,” said Kerr.

Curry grabbed his left armpit for an offensive sequence in the second quarter, waved the bank and left the game with 8:19 before half -time.

The typical recreational time for the knee tanks ranges from days to weeks, depending on the severity. While this will only be unveiled with the results of the MRI, Kerr recognized the long probability that Curry will only be ready 48 hours later.

“We are definitely game planning for him who are not available on Thursday, but we don't know yet,” said Kerr. “But with a knee tendon it is difficult to imagine that he would play on Thursday.”

In front of Nikeil Alexander-Walker, Curry sank a step back 3 point with 9:22 in the second quarter, but he started rubbing his left leg into the following defense. This did not prevent him from taking a step on Alexander Walker and releasing a floater on the next trip on the way along the square.

But at this point, curry signaled the bank. He came out after he found Draymond Green for an open 3 to put them on 30-20. He limp back into the Haudle, then into the changing room and did not reappear. The team had a lead of 43-31 at half-time and entered the changing room to find Curry on his knee tendon with an ice cream bag.

“He was a little emptied,” said Green. “He tried not to show it.”

It took about five minutes of gametime for the warriors to announce the diagnosis of Curry, and his teammates were waiting for anxious to listen to themselves. While they left Curry and went to the changing room, they weren't exactly sure why.

“I didn't see what happened. I also didn't see that he had grabbed his knee tendon,” said Green. “I only saw how he limp a bit. So I went to him, friendly to him, he went to the changing room and said:” You are good? “And he said, 'I'll be back.' “

The 37-year-old Curry fought with several health problems this season, including a right thumb that he continues to connect.

“Every time he goes in the back, they hold their breath,” said Gary Payton II, who returned from the disease and took a place on the floor to start the second half, and finally logged in for 26 minutes.

“We didn't really know what was going on for a while,” said Green. “A few minutes. Gametime -Minuten. We didn't know for a long time. Finally, they said to ourselves that it was a thigh. A little deflating. But we knew that he had done a great job to help us build a comfortable lead. Robin became Robin in Batman, Alfred.”

Curry collected 13 points before leaving the game, and in his absence, the supporting occupation of Golden State appeared. The Warriors led at 10, when he left the game, stretched the lead by 23 points and Minnesota did not get closer than nine.

“He got us out of so many jams this season,” said Payton. “So so that we have his back for this one game – hopefully it's a game – the boys simply gained weight and played games.”

Buddy Hield scored 24 out of 8 from 3-point removal, Jimmy Butler filled the stat leaf with 20 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists, and Green triggered four 3-point 3 points on the way to 18 in the Scoring column with eight rebounds and six assists.

The Warriors drove through 12 players and gave Pat Spencer, the former College Lacrosse star, who had registered with many starters of the Golden State for 10 minutes, even a longer run. Kerr said Spencer “will definitely have more time” if Curry is not available in the future.

“It was an adaptation to Steph's injury,” he said. “We cheated it completely in the second half.”

Curry missed 12 games at different points of the regular season, and the Warriors actually went well and won seven of them. Of course, Curry was forced to miss the time during the 2016 and 2018 post season, and these teams turned out to be well.