Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry commented on his shoulder injury, per Anthony Slater.
“One thing I did notice is once you hurt something like this, it becomes a little more unstable and there's nothing you can really do about that unless you are going to get surgery,” Curry said. “So just trying to manage it as much as possible.”
Stephen Curry then responded to whether he would consider undergoing surgery at some point down the road.
“Not right now, (the shoulder) will let me know if it’s necessary or not (after returning),” Curry said.
The Warriors have endured a mediocre 2022-2023 season up to this point. But Stephen Curry has unquestionably been a bright spot for Golden State. The Dubs are remaining optimistic amid his absence, but they will certainly need all hands on deck without Curry in the rotation.
Stephen Curry has averaged 30 points per game on 43 percent three-point and 50 percent field goal shooting this season. He's also averaged just under 7 rebounds and 7 assists per game.
Curry is expected to miss a few weeks with his shoulder injury at the very least for Golden State. The Warriors will attempt to tread water amid his absence. However, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green's injury concerns will leave Golden State fans feeling uneasy. Although Thompson and Green's injuries aren't considered to be serious, they will be worth keeping an eye on without question.
We will continue to monitor updates on Stephen Curry and the Warriors' injury situation as they are made available.
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