On February 5, Beijing time, the Warriors and the Lone Ranger matchup, there was an accident on the court, and Curry was injured in defense and left the court. Now, his preliminary injuries are also out. In this game, before he retired from the game injured, he shot 7 of 11, cutting 21 points, 6 boards and 7 assists.
According to Warriors Anthony Slater, Warriors officials revealed that Curry injured his left calf, not his knee. The X-ray result is negative (i.e. there is no structural damage) and he will undergo another MRI.
Curry was injured while defending Wright, when Wright broke through with the ball, Curry defended sideways, and his leg collided with Wright's leg as he stepped back.
Judging from the slow-motion replay, Wright's knee appeared to reach Curry's leg, and Curry's leg was stretched with a slight shake.
Curry was then replaced, and during the Warriors' timeout, the team doctor also kept asking Curry how he felt. Then, escorted by the team doctor, Curry returned to the locker room, and on the way, he was visibly limping. Fortunately, now that the preliminary injury is out, it seems that there is no big problem, and the Warriors are cautious and want Curry to undergo an MRI to know a more accurate injury.