Steph Curry Left The Warriors Game Against The Bucks With An Adductor Strain (UPDATE)

The Golden State Warriors entered Thursday night’s game against the Milwaukee Bucks without one of their superstars, as Draymond Green was relegated to the sideline with a sprained toe. During the game, Golden State suffered yet another loss, this time in the form of their best player.

Steph Curry left the game with an undisclosed injury, as Curry was defending a fast break. He went up to contest a pass that was out of his reach, and when he came down, he looked like he was in some obvious pain.

Curry ended up heading back into the locker room, and there was no word for some time about exactly what was wrong. But much to the chagrin of Golden State fans, it was determined that Curry would not be able to return to the game due to a left adductor strain.

The Warriors’ goal is always to be healthy for the postseason, but losing Curry — who has looked like he’s recaptured his MVP form in the early stages of the season — would be a big loss. Time will tell if this is an injury that he can bounce back from and not miss any time, but as points of reference, Chris Paul missed three games with an adductor strain last season, while Devin Booker missed nine games with this injury in 2017.

UPDATE: The Warriors won’t have to wait long to learn what’s up with Curry, as Steve Kerry announced the two-time MVP will get an MRI before the weekend.