Is Stephen Curry Playing Tonight vs Rockets? Warriors Release Injury Report for 2022 NBA Finals MVP
Stephen Curry has been absent from the Golden State Warriors for a while and now concerns are starting to mount. The Warriors just lost a game against the Los Angeles Lakers last night and ahead of their back-to-back vs the Houston Rockets, fans want to know if Curry will feature.
The 2022 NBA champions are sitting not-so-pretty in 10th place and without their talismanic guard, there is a lot of doubt about whether they will make it to the NBA Playoffs.
Steph suffered a leg issue and his return has been extended.
Is Stephen Curry Playing Tonight vs the Houston Rockets? Golden State Warriors Release Injury Report for 2022 NBA Finals MVP
As per the latest injury reports, Stephen Curry will not feature in the game vs the Houston Rockets. With the game being a second in a back-to-back night, a lot of other players are out too.
Warriors injury report vs Rockets
Stephen Curry out leg
Andrew Wiggins out personal reasons
Andre Iguodala out hip
Gary Payton II our core / adductor
Notes
Second night of a back to back— NBA NFL News / Spaces (@NBANFLSPACES) February 24, 2023
Gary Payton is still recovering and Andrew Wiggins is out due to personal reasons. But the main concern is with Steph. The Warriors’ point guard.
In a recent update, the Warriors announced Steph Curry is making “good progress” with his recovery from a lower leg injury. https://t.co/SCmMjtbWyl
— Warriors Wire (@TheWarriorsWire) February 24, 2023
The Warriors are set to evaluate him in a week’s time and as per the latest, he is moving forward well.
Stephen Curry’s stats in the 2022-23 season
Stephen Curry’s form before the injury was just ferocious. The Warriors point guard was averaging 29.4 points, 6.3 rebounds, and 6.4 assists per game.
The Bay Area faithful will hope that he comes back with the same fire in his belly. And that he hasn’t lost a spring in his step.
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