Cole says Curry is difficult to play in G2! Daily Observation + MRI Check Tomorrow Butler supports him as soon as possible

On May 7, the NBA playoffs continued. In a just-concluded Western Conference semi-final, the Warriors beat the Timberwolves 99-88 away to take a 1-0 lead in the series.

Although the Warriors won today, Curry's injury cast a shadow on their prospects. In the second quarter of today's game, the hamstring suffered an injury. He persisted with the injury for two rounds and asked to replace it, and then returned to the locker room for examination. The Warriors then officially updated Curry's injury. Curry had a strained left hamstring, and G1 against the Timberwolves will not return! Curry's data today is: playing in 13 minutes, 5 of 9 shots, 3 of 6 three-pointers, scored 13 points, 1 rebound and 1 assist, plus or negative value +10.

After the game, Warriors coach Kerr revealed Curry's latest injury. He said: "I talked to him during the halftime break, and he was obviously very frustrated. Curry is currently observing his status every day and will undergo an MRI tomorrow. The current plan is definitely not to let him play. We are not sure, so we must discuss it. It is hard to imagine Curry being able to play in Thursday (Friday)."

Butler also supported Curry after the game: "Curry is the best player in our team. With him on the court, our game will be much simpler."

Online's comment on Curry's injury, O'Neal gave an evaluation: "Maybe Curry has started to go downhill (starting to break) down). For a 37-year-old player, his running volume is too great. "It may be true. It should be known that Curry, 37, averaged 38.3 minutes per game in the first round of the playoffs, and in the tiebreak that just ended on May 5, Curry played for 45 minutes and 31 seconds, and only took a day off and continued to play today.

According to the schedule, the Warriors and Timberwolves' series G2 will be held on May 9. Can Curry return? Let's wait and see!