In the game against the Celtics, Warriors superstar Stephen Curry suffered a left foot injury, and Curry suffered a ligament sprain on his left foot after being examined and will be out indefinitely, but the good news is that Curry can still avoid serious injuries.
Us media Shams-Charania reported the news:
According to ESPN reporters Adrian Vonarowski and Ramona Shelburn, sources say they are optimistic about Curry's return to the playoffs, but Curry's playoff appearance is still not guaranteed, because the team also needs to re-evaluate Curry's foot injury:
However, Curry's ability to avoid serious injuries is very positive news.
On the other hand, according to Yahoo Sports reporter Chris Haynes, Warriors guard Gary Payton II plans to make a comeback in the Warriors' next game against the Spurs, and since the beginning of March, Payton has missed the Warriors' last seven games due to a sore left knee:
The 29-year-old Payston has averaged 1.4 steals per game for the Warriors this season, in addition to 7.1 points and 3.4 rebounds.
Finally, it is reported that the Warriors' leader James Wiseman will not return in the next game against the Spurs:
James Wiseman has not played any games for the Warriors so far this season due to injury problems, but as far as the news of recent times is concerned, Wiseman's comeback is not far away and is likely to make his season debut in the next. For the Warriors, the team's interior line really needs Wiseman's presence, especially if he can stay healthy and cash in on his talent.