Warriors Injury Update

The Golden State Warriors will provide an official re-evaluation of Steph Curry on Wednesday, but he reportedly is taking steps toward returning.

Stanford Medicine’s Marc Safran, M.D., spoke to NBC Sports Bay Area about the likelihood of Steph Curry reinjuring his hamstring if and when he returns to the hardwood for the Golden State Warriors.

Warriors star Steph Curry will undergo an MRI on his left hamstring on Wednesday, but coach Steve Kerr’s initial prognosis doesn’t seem encouraging.

Steph Curry tweaked his left hamstring early in the second quarter Tuesday and won’t return to the game.

The Golden State Warriors will be without Jimmy Butler on Saturday night against the Houston Rockets.

Jimmy Butler’s MRI confirmed he sustained a pelvis and deep gluteal muscle contusion and his Game 3 status for the Golden State Warriors vs. Houston Rockets playoff series officially is questionable.

A text message from Jimmy Butler’s agent could serve as a sign of hope for the Golden State Warriors star’s injury status.

Golden State Warriors forward Jimmy Butler went to the locker room after being undercut by Houston Rockets guard Amen Thompson.

The Golden State Warriors could have two key role players back in the lineup Friday night against the Portland Trail Blazers.

Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga has been ruled out of Tuesday’s game against the Memphis Grizzlies with a right pelvic contusion.

Dr. Seth Sherman of Stanford Medicine spoke to NBC Sports Bay Area about the severity of Golden State Warriors guard Gary Payton II’s thumb injury.

Warriors superstar Steph Curry will miss his second consecutive game with a pelvic injury when Golden State takes on the Miami Heat on Tuesday.

Steph Curry practiced with the Golden State Warriors on Monday and is “making good progress,” according to coach Steve Kerr.

Stanford Medicine’s Dr. Todd Alamin explained why Golden State Warriors Steph Curry’s injury update is a “good sign” during an interview with NBC Sports Bay Area’s Jordan Elliott.

The Golden State Warriors shared a positive update to Steph Curry’s pelvic injury Friday morning.

The Golden State Warriors will be without Steph Curry when they host the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday night at Chase Center.

Warriors coach Steve Kerr shared the latest injury updates on Jonathan Kuminga and Gary Payton II as Golden State wraps a five-game road trip.

The Warriors issued contrasting injury updates Monday regarding forwards Draymond Green and Jonathan Kuminga.

Stanford Medicine’s Marc Safran, M.D., emphasized the need for patience with a calf injury like Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green’s.

Jonathan Kuminga believes he’s a fast healer, but he won’t rush his recovery from a significant right ankle sprain.