Sharing not very positive information about injury, Stephen Curry made fans worried

After the transfer period - NBA Trade Deadline 2023, many teams have improved in the quality of the squad. This directly threatens the defending champion of the Golden State Warriors.

Things are even more ominous when they are facing the absence of Stephen Curry, the NBA All-Star defender who was injured in early February.

Initial information said that the Golden State Warriors will have Stephen Curry re-examine and evaluate the recovery process immediately after the All-Star break (from February 19 to February 23), but things did not go well. as intended.

Personally, Stephen Curry said he will not be able to play again as originally planned, having to take a break in the last week of February and maybe be out for much longer.

“Since the injury this time involves ligaments and tendons, I cannot say anything in advance. The recovery process will be divided into several stages, after each stage, I will be examined again to move on to the next step, ”Stephen Curry shared with reporters.

“I am currently unable to participate in basketball-related activities. Hopefully, after the All-Star break, I can return to light exercise and from there, the medical team and I will find a way to look forward to the day of return," added the Golden State star.

Stephen Curry's injury occurred on February 5 during the Warriors game against the Dallas Mavericks, where he collided with youngster McKinley Wright IV.

The two's knees came together and unfortunately for Curry he suffered more damage. An MRI scan showed that Stephen had a partial tear of the fibula ligament and little damage to the surrounding area.

Since the "chef" had to sit out, Golden State has had 2 wins and 2 defeats. The NBA champion will have one more game before entering the All-Star break against the LA Clippers, then three games in four days (February 24 to February 27), encountering the Lakers, Rockets and Timberwolves.

“I know that not being able to play will make it difficult for the team, but I believe in my teammates. I believe they will not stop fighting to try to win one by one, gradually improving their position in the rankings to build the team's morale," said Stephen Curry.

This season, Curry is averaging 29.4 points with 6.3 rebounds and 6.4 assists per game. He was selected to start the NBA All-Star 2023 starting line-up in Utah, but due to injury, Stephen will be absent. His replacement in the starting line-up was Ja Morant.