Because in the game against the Warriors, Celtics man Marcus Smart's fierce scramble against Stephen Curry in the scramble caused the latter to suffer a ligament sprain and miss the next series of regular season schedules, Smart was rushed to the cusp of public opinion. Fans around the world are as angry as Warriors coach Steve Kerr, who is on the spot to rebuke Smart, and if it weren't for Curry's structural damage, I am afraid that the Green Army's predatory general would have suffered an unlimited escalation.
However, as a party, Curry instead asked the fans to forgive Smart, and in the latest interview, Meng Shen expressed a similar view to teammate Dream Green, believing that Smart did not mean it: "He (Smart) did not try to intentionally hurt me. That's how he plays, and while I don't think most people would play that way, I'm sure it's not dirty, malicious, or trying to hurt me. He showed the tough side and, as I said, that's how he plays. There's some talk like 'how he should or he shouldn't be,' but he's not targeting me, and that's basketball. ”
When the reporter asked Curry about his recovery from injuries, the person concerned gave a positive answer: "It was very painful at the beginning, but it was getting better and better every day." Even more exciting is that Curry even gave a return period: "Two weeks is a time node to almost figure out the healing situation." I've been told that when ligaments and bones are injured, the early stages of healing are crucial for injury recovery and you don't want to rush to put on your sneakers at this stage. So all I have to do now is be patient and wait until I'm ready to put on my other sneaker and go back on. This ensures that I will return as soon as possible. ”
In fact, the left foot injury did not stop Curry's footsteps, he still in the power room to do some movements that do not require leg power, by sweating in the power room to maintain the state of his body, according to Curry's expectations and desire for the court, as soon as next week he can train on the court.
The Warriors have 11 regular-season games to play, and for safety reasons, they are only two wins ahead of the Jazz in the third place in the West, but they will not rush to let their aces come back before the injury heals. Previous sources said that Curry is likely to return in the regular season and the Pelicans' finale, considering the level of confrontation in the playoffs, if curry can return from injury and first have a transition in the regular season environment is not a bad thing, many players are forced to come back in the playoffs after suffering more serious injuries. This is clearly something that Warriors management and fans don't want to see. The Warriors' big three suffered injuries again after just one game together more than 1,000 days later, and no one is more eager for full health than they are.
Of course, Curry is full of confidence in this, officially stating: "I am an optimist, we are still a lot of time away from the playoffs. I was able to catch up with the playoffs. Obviously, although injuries have plagued the Warriors for the past three seasons, their situation has improved greatly compared to the previous two seasons, and Curry's call for MVP again was very high. Patiently waiting for his foot injuries to heal and sweating in the power room, Curry has done all but one goal, and that is to shine on the playoff stage.
Waiting for the day of their return to the playoffs, the former Galactic Battleships have been waiting for a long time, and now they are ready. Will Curry be able to return in time from this unexpected injury? Will he and his teammates be able to stand out in the divided West and return to the Finals?