Stephen curry injury update: Warriors Star takes promising step towards Playoff -Return towards Timberwolves

The Golden State Warriors only try to stay alive long enough to get Stephen Curry back. After Golden State in game 2, despite the best effort by Jimmy Butler and the suddenly revitalized Jonathan Kuminga, was beaten in game 2, the Golden State has now been 2-1 on Monday evening on the Minnesota Timberwolves, which has dropped in game 4 in game 4.

It feels like a must-win era. If the Warriors lose on Monday, they will return to Minnesota 3-1 and will probably be exposed to an excretion game without a curry. But if you achieve a victory on Monday and bind the series 2-2, no matter what happens in Minnesota, you will guarantee a game 6, which probably returned all the time over Curry's unofficial goal.

He still has to exist a number of tests on his tense left armpit to make this option (it is about how his body reacts to a first injury for him), but the good news is that his initial progress is promising. Before the game on Saturday, Curry managed “a pretty exhausting training”, Anthony Slater from The Athletic, said in a “remarkable progress”, which hopes to be a “accelerated” return.

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According to a team source, Curry has not pushed it for full speed. He has not yet burst or cut or tested that he has left the armpit in a way that will provide him and Rick Celebrini – the leading medical decision -maker of the team – the true information that you need, whether the armpit is healed enough to return in this series. But he went through a routine at medium speed and ran with the stationary bike. This was a remarkable progress for Curry in his race against time.

If she hopes for this wording “accelerated return”, it is important to understand that Curry is far from the drills of half -speed. So don't even think of game 4 and probably not in game 5. But if this initial progress is a sign that he reacts well, and if that, then, yes, game 6, which is never sure, feels.

The Knast-1 cighth trunks that Curry has usually require a recovery phase of 7 to 10 days. Curry was injured on May 6th. Game 5 is May 14th. Technically, this would take seven days, and if Golden State actually sinks 3: 1, it will be interesting if Curry comes back to the absolute front end of the timeline.

But the key here is the three days of free between games 5 and 6, which are only planned on May 18. If the warriors can do it there, this would be free for Curry, which would apparently be able to return not only, but to return to 100%closer. The schedule even gives him time to increase his condition freely after two weeks.

On Monday everything goes on to game 4. If the Warriors can get this, guarantee a game 6 for which curry sounds on the right path to replace it.