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Steph Curry has no target return date after game 1 of the thigh injury: “You can't accelerate it”

Steph Curry has no target return date after game 1 of the thigh injury: “You can't accelerate it”

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Stephen Curry is cautious after he has loaded his armpit deer against Minnesota in game 1 of the Western Conference Semifinal Series.

On Wednesday, the Warriors confirmed that Curry was diagnosed with a 1 class 1 class and he would be rated again in a week, which brings him in line to miss at least Games 2, 3 and 4, if not.

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Curry spoke on Thursday before game 2 in the Target Center with the media and admitted that he had no goal -return date.

“This is new,” said Curry about the injury. “And from everything I learn how quickly you can return, there has to be a healing process. This is how your body works and you can no longer speed it up than what it tells you.

“It will be one of them [injuries]Really evaluate every day after a week to understand when it is certain, only to think about playing. Let alone how much can you push it? “

With 8:48 in the second quarter, Curry grabbed his left leg and signaled. He stayed on the floor for 29 seconds before the game was stopped, and finally left out the changing room. Although Curry exit the rest of the game with 13 points in 13 minutes, Golden State won 99: 88 on the street to put a 1-0 series in the lead.

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The defense of Draymond Green anchored the defense of Golden State to force Anthony Edwards to give his first 10 shots off the field. Green also scored 18 points and scored four 3 points with eight rebounds and six assists.

Jimmy Butler, whom the warriors acquired from Miami, had almost a triple double with 20 points, 11 boards and 8 templates. Buddy Hield also made up Curry's absence with 24 points, 8 rebounds and 5 3s.

Apart from the thigh injury, with which he had to deal with for the first time in his career, Curry already played with an injured thumb on his shooting hand.

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Curry and the Warriors needed seven games to get out of the first round against the Houston Rockets. Curry played 7 45 minutes on Sunday evening.

The Warriors and Timberwolves will tip ET for game 2 on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Golden State sits in front of Tippoff as a 10.5-point outsider.

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