Curry MRI Shows Oblique Tear; Out at Least Two Weeks and to Be Re-evaluated Then
The Golden State Warriors announced on November 12 that an MRI exam showed Stephen Curry has an oblique abdominal tear. He will be sidelined for at least two weeks and re-evaluated at that point, which means he will miss at least the next six games, starting with Friday's game at San Antonio.
Curry was injured in the Warriors' 115-108 loss at Houston on the night of November 11. He left with 6:25 remaining in the first quarter and went for an MRI during the second half, and the loss ended Golden State's eight-game winning streak. Coach Steve Kerr said after the game that Curry told him the tweak in his side was something he had never felt before, and that the level of concern was high.
Golden State is 8-4. The two-week re-evaluation is a checkpoint, not a guaranteed return date, and injuries of this kind can take longer to heal.
Source: Golden State Warriors
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