US Edition
Warriors' Stephen Curry to Be Re-Evaluated in 10 Days After 2nd MRI on Knee
- On Thursday, Golden State announced Stephen Curry had another MRI showing no structural damage, but he is ruled out for Thursday's game against the Boston Celtics, missing his sixth straight contest.
- The injury is officially listed as patellofemoral pain syndrome, also known as runner's knee, which began during a Jan. 24 workout in Minneapolis and flares after individual sessions.
- Coach Steve Kerr noted Curry has missed 16 games this year, and Thursday will be his 17th missed game; `Just wasn't where he needed to be`, Kerr said.
- To preserve eligibility, Curry would have to play every remaining game to reach the 65-game minimum and is likely to miss end-of-season honors; Coach Steve Kerr said he will be re-evaluated in 10 days.
- With Curry sidelined, the Warriors begin a 27-game sprint to the postseason as Porzingis, expected to debut Thursday, offers help while they wait on Curry.
36 Articles
36 Articles
Associated Press News
Warriors' Stephen Curry to be re-evaluated in 10 days after 2nd MRI on knee
Golden State star Stephen Curry had a second MRI on his troublesome right knee that revealed no structural damage, although the two-time NBA MVP is expected to miss at least another five games before being re-evaluated.
Times-Standard
Warriors share results of Steph Curry’s MRI on ailing right knee
SAN FRANCISCO — The Warriors received some mildly encouraging news on an otherwise concerning injury situation surrounding their ailing superstar. Golden State announced in a press release on Thursday evening that Steph Curry underwent an MRI on his right knee, and that results came back negative for any sort of structural damage. However, he will be out the next 10 days, which will mean he will not be available for the Warriors’ next five games…
Report: MRI clean on Warriors star Stephen Curry's ailing knee
Golden State Warriors All-Star guard Stephen Curry had an MRI exam that came back clean on his ailing right knee, but he has not returned to practice because of persistent pain and swelling, ESPN reported on Thursday afternoon.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 60% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
