Lakers Legend Magic Johnson's warm reaction to Steph Curry's injury

The Golden State Warriors stole the 1 against the Minnesota Timberwolves on the street and won 99-88, but not without unfortunate news about the Star Point Guard Stephen Curry. The two -time MVP suffered a thigh strain in the second quarter and left the game.

According to the team, Curry will be rated in two weeks. Last night he put on 13 points in 13 minutes and struck three three-point pointers.

Los Angeles Lakers Legend and NBA Hall-of-Famer Magic Johnson took over X to X to share a warm message to Curry. The two are generally as two of the greatest point guards ever.

“I don't cross my fingers and pray Steph Curry's injury and he won't miss too many games,” said Johnson.

Johnson and Curry share a similar family tree championship trunk tree. The Lakers legend won five championships, three MVPS and three NBA finals -MVPS. Curry has four championships, two MVPs and a 2022 NBA final MVP.

The Warriors received the urgently needed help from their other stars, including Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green and Buddy Hield. The three combined for 62 points, 27 rebounds, 17 assists and five steals. Golden State was for almost the entire game.

The Warriors have the chance to steal another game on the street before returning to the Chase Center for games 3 and 4. Golden State plays the chance to get his first Western Conference final again since winning the title in 2022. The team will mainly do this on the floor without a curry.

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