Stephen Curry Sidelined With Hamstring Injury, Expected to Miss at Least a Week

Golden State Warriors star guard Stephen Curry is expected to be sidelined for at least a week after suffering a hamstring injury, according to sources familiar with the situation.

(Abbie Parr/AP)

The injury occurred recently during team activities, and while the Warriors have not officially confirmed the exact severity, early reports indicate that Curry will miss multiple games as a precaution. The team and medical staff are focused on ensuring a full recovery before he returns to the court.

Prior to the injury, Curry continued to play at a high level, contributing significantly to the Warriors' offense. His shooting efficiency and leadership have remained critical for the team’s performance this season. Losing Curry, even temporarily, poses challenges for the Warriors, who rely heavily on his scoring and playmaking abilities.

The Warriors will need to adjust their rotation in Curry’s absence. Players like Klay Thompson, Andrew Wiggins, and Chris Paul are expected to take on larger roles during this stretch. Golden State’s coaching staff is likely to manage Curry’s recovery conservatively to avoid aggravating the injury further.

Given the competitive nature of the Western Conference standings, the team will aim to remain in playoff contention while Curry is out.

Curry’s hamstring issue will be re-evaluated after a week, and his timeline for return will depend on his recovery progress. Fans and analysts will be watching closely, as Curry’s health is pivotal to the Warriors’ postseason hopes.

For now, the team remains optimistic about a full recovery without the need for long-term absence.