Warriors' Stephen Curry to undergo MRI after knee injury
Curry injured his knee in Game 4 of the series against the Rockets
Stephen Curry is scheduled to undergo an MRI on Monday.
Curry injured his knee in Game 4 of the series against the Rockets.
Per Eastbaytimes, Curry appeared to be crying in the moment he was told he would not be able to return for the game, burying his head in his yellow shirt and bent over at the waist while Steve Kerr and Draymond Green consoled him on the sideline.
Curry slipped on a wet spot while defending Trevor Ariza on the final play of the first half, lost his footing with his left leg and then grabbed his other knee after it buckled.
He hobbled off the court for halftime and later jogged back onto it in hopes he would be able to return. He briefly warmed up and said he could play before a team doctor, team trainer and Kerr intervened.
Kerr asked Curry if he was sure and reminded his star player to be honest.
"He just put his head down, and he knew it was not a wise thing to do to go out there," Kerr said.
"I just feel awful for him," Kerr said. "Hopefully he's going to be OK before too long. We don't know. But I just feel so bad for him."
Curry injured his knee in Game 4 of the series against the Rockets.
Per Eastbaytimes, Curry appeared to be crying in the moment he was told he would not be able to return for the game, burying his head in his yellow shirt and bent over at the waist while Steve Kerr and Draymond Green consoled him on the sideline.
Curry slipped on a wet spot while defending Trevor Ariza on the final play of the first half, lost his footing with his left leg and then grabbed his other knee after it buckled.
He hobbled off the court for halftime and later jogged back onto it in hopes he would be able to return. He briefly warmed up and said he could play before a team doctor, team trainer and Kerr intervened.
Kerr asked Curry if he was sure and reminded his star player to be honest.
"He just put his head down, and he knew it was not a wise thing to do to go out there," Kerr said.
"I just feel awful for him," Kerr said. "Hopefully he's going to be OK before too long. We don't know. But I just feel so bad for him."
E. Carchia
@Sportando
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