So far this season, the Warriors have a strong record but also face serious injuries, and according to the Warriors' official statement, the team's superstar Stephen Curry's foot injury needs to be re-evaluated two weeks later to determine the final comeback time.
As Warriors head coach, Steve Kerr also responded to the current situation in the team in an interview.
The first is that Kerr said he was relieved when talking about Curry's absence from the team for at least the next two weeks, because the situation will not be worse than it is now, and Kerr also hopes that Curry can return before the playoffs, or even the "previous games" of the playoffs:
Kerr also said that Curry's injury gave him a chance to get enough rest, and the team still had enough depth to deal with Curry's injury.
In addition, according to Kerr, both Wiggins and Bjelica can participate in the team's training today, but at the moment Kerr is uncertain whether James Wiseman will join the Warriors' upcoming road trip, as Wiseman also needs to play a fourth development league game this weekend.
The last thing to note is that Kohl said that Moses Moody did not participate in the team's training due to shoulder injury, and the good news is that Moody's shoulder injury does not have structural injuries and has entered the daily watch list:
Overall, Steve Kerr still revealed a lot of positive news in the warrior team in this interview, because from Kerr's statement, Curry's injury is not serious and even allows Curry to get enough rest before the playoffs. There have also been positive updates to the injury profile of players like Wiggins, Bjelica, Wiseman and Moody.