Warriors Get Encouraging Stephen Curry Update Despite Devastating Injury
Stephen Curry Injury Could Sideline Warriors Star for Nearly a Month Curry suffered the injury during the first quarter of Wednesday’s 115-108 loss to the Houston Rockets.
- “I’m told that Stephen Curry is actually going to be sidelined for closer to one month with this oblique abdominal tear that he suffered,” Charania said on ESPN’s “NBA Today.” The Warriors will reassess Curry after approximately 14 days to determine whether his rehabilitation requires three weeks, four weeks or potentially longer.
- Steph Curry still on the Warriors road trip as the Warriors prep for a Cup game in San Antonio tonight pic.twitter.com/U7kt62Gr1Q — Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) November 13, 2026 Slater also shared a photograph showing Curry standing near his teammates and members of the Warriors staff during preparations for the game.
- The Warriors superstar remains with the team on its road trip despite suffering an oblique abdominal tear that could sideline him for nearly a month.
HOUSTON, TEXAS - NOVEMBER 11: Stephen Curry #30 of the Golden State Warriors looks on during the first quarter of the game against the Houston Rockets at Toyota Center on November 11, 2026 in Houston, Texas.
ESPN’s Anthony Slater reported Friday that Curry was still traveling with Golden State as the Warriors prepared for their NBA Cup matchup against the Spurs.
- Golden State Faces Difficult Test Without Stephen Curry Curry’s presence in San Antonio won’t solve Golden State’s problems on the court.
- Draymond Green, however, believes the Warriors are better equipped to survive Curry’s absence than previous versions of the team.
- Curry’s injury presents a significant obstacle, particularly with Golden State facing a demanding stretch of road games.
- An MRI confirmed an oblique abdominal tear, according to the Warriors’ official injury announcement Thursday.
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