NBA: Warriors shock! Curry is apparently out for several weeks

The Golden State Warriors are once again without their biggest star. Stephen Curry is unlikely to be available to the team for several weeks after recovering from injury.

The Golden State Warriors will probably have to do without superstar Stephen Curry for a long time. (NEWS: All current information about the NBA)

As the Warriors announced, the 34-year-old basketball superstar suffered a bruised lower leg and partial tears in an interosseous membrane and a tibiofibular ligament in the 119:113 win against the Dallas Mavericks on Sunday night.

Curry will definitely miss Monday’s Warriors encounter (local time) against Oklahoma City Thunder, with Golden State planning to provide more information regarding a return “in the coming days.” Loud ESPN Curry should be out at least until the Allstar Game in Salt Lake City on February 19 (local time).

The point guard couldn’t finish the game against the Dallas Mavericks and limped off the field during the third quarter. (DATA: NBA results and schedule)

Previously, he had a slight crash with Mavs star McKinley Wright IV, after which he apparently felt pain in his left knee.

It is not the first failure of the season for Curry. The point guard had been absent for weeks from mid-December with a shoulder injury.

Meanwhile, the loss of their superstar for the Warriors is tantamount to a sensitive weakening in the fight for the NBA playoffs. In the event of a longer Curry failure, the defending champion is threatened with play-in or even missing the playoffs. (DATA: All tables of the NBA)

With Sports Information Service (SID)