Steph Curry left the Golden State Warriors game against the Los Angeles Clippers in the fourth quarter after experiencing a left ankle sprain.
To evaluate the severity of the injury, Curry is set to undergo an MRI on Sunday night, which will provide more clarity on his condition and the potential timeline for his recovery.
Warriors head coach Steve Kerr provided an update on the injury, describing it as “mild or moderate,” suggesting that while it may not be severe, further assessment is necessary to determine its impact on Curry’s availability for upcoming games.
The injury initially occurred when Curry tweaked his ankle in the third quarter. Following the incident, he was assisted off the court and into the locker room by teammate Gary Payton II, highlighting the concern for Curry’s health as the team prepares for the remainder of the season.
Steph Curry Leaves Game With 'Mild Or Moderate' Ankle Sprain, Set To Undergo MRI https://t.co/JwRIzudm6R
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