With just 3 weeks left before the end of the regular season, the Warriors were suddenly plagued by injuries. In a game against the Green Army, the Warriors left the court with injuries, one was Curry, and the other was Moody, a rookie who had recently played well.
After the game, Warriors reporter Jason Dumas reported that rookie Moses Moody suffered a right shoulder subluxation injury and was not expected to be serious, and he could return this season. After entering March, Moody gradually gained a foothold in the Warriors. In the away game against the Nuggets, he has scored 30 points in a single game and performed amazingly.
Warriors fans care more about Curry than Moody's injury. In yesterday's game, Curry was injured by Smart's fall to the ground and underwent an MRI examination for the first time after the game. Shams reported that Curry was diagnosed with a sprained ligament in his left foot and the return date is undecided. Woj and Ramona Shelburne jointly reported that Curry's initial assessment of a ligament sprain in his left foot gave optimism that he could recover early in the playoffs in mid-April.
With only 3 weeks left in the regular season, Curry suddenly suffered a serious injury, which made it difficult for Warriors fans to accept this reality for a while. This season, Curry has been doing well, averaging 25.5 points, 5.2 rebounds, 6.3 assists and 1.3 steals in 34.5 minutes per game. At one point in the season, Curry was the front-runner for MVP. Now, Curry is injured, and the Warriors' No. 3 position in the West has become unstable.
In addition to the issue of personnel injuries, the Warriors also plan to devolve Wiseman to development this week. In fact, Wiseman had just returned to the Warriors from the Development League for a day. He was supposed to make his season debut next Monday against the Spurs. But Kerr and the coaching staff clearly don't trust him and have opted to continue to delegate him to the Development League after Sunday's training.
Of course, the Warriors have good news too. Warriors guard Gary Payton II is planning to make a comeback against the Spurs on Monday after a two-week absence from a sore left knee, according to Yahoo Sports star Chris Haynes. Payton Jr.'s comeback will increase the Warriors' one-on-one defensive intensity, which is also the warriors' only good news in the near future.