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However, while the initial injury looked rather troublesome, as of Thursday morning there's optimism within the Warriors camp that Curry evaded a major injury ...

However, while the initial injury looked rather troublesome, as of Thursday morning there's optimism within the Warriors camp that Curry evaded a major injury and he won't need an MRI, according to The Athletic. However, the quick turnaround from Games 3 and 4, with only 48 hours between them, will test Curry's pain tolerance. "I'll be all right," Curry said after Game 3. After the game, the two-time league MVP said it felt like a mild foot sprain. The Celtics will surely do that again, and if Curry's dealing with any sort of pain in that left foot, it could be problematic for Golden State. Steph appeared to be in pain after scrambling for a ball late in the fourth quarter— Warriors on NBCS (@NBCSWarriors) pic.twitter.com/nRkBaWfCSA June 9, 2022

Stephen Curry missed a month with a left foot sprain earlier this season, but the Warriors star insisted that he won't miss time in the NBA Finals.

“It’s the same foot and all that,” Curry said. Boston holds a 2-1 series lead, and Curry’s injury comes at an inopportune time of the series, as there is only one off day in between Game 3 and Game 4. “[Curry] was involved in the pile up,” Kerr said. Curry stayed on the court and appeared to be in some pain, but told reporters during his postgame comments Wednesday that he would be “all right.” He later departed TD Garden with a slight limp. Golden State didn’t go through a typical practice on Thursday, with Kerr noting that his “high-minute” players would solely be undergoing “treatment and recovery.” Boston outrebounded Golden State 47-31 in Game 3, claiming 15 offensive rebounds, and tallied 22 second-chance points.

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry sustained a left foot injury late in Game 3 of the NBA Finals.

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Battered and bruised this late in the season, Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry got even more banged up in Game 3 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday ...

ABC ABC "The injury didn't force him out of the game, but I took him out down 14 with two minutes left because we weren't going to catch up," Kerr said. "I don't feel like I'll miss a game," Curry added later. Curry even wears heavy duty ankle braces to protect his ankles from suffering any more serious injuries. Curry immediately howled in pain and laid on the court for quite some time before getting up and continuing to play.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry says he's "going to play" in Game 4 Friday night against the Boston Celtics despite an unspecified injury.

"We would not be the Warriors without Draymond. He is one of the best players I've ever played with. I know how to be him better than anyone else can be him. "... We are a much better team when I'm aggressive offensively, so I have to be that for this team. "I know how to be him better than anyone else. "I'm going to play," he said definitely. "So once I got checked out last night, I knew I wouldn't have to go get any extra tests just because we've been through this before."

It appears that Steph Curry, who suffered an injury to his left foot late in the Warriors' loss on Wednesday to the Boston Celtics in Game 3 of the NBA ...

Curry has been spectacular so far in these Finals, but he and the Warriors find themselves trailing the best-of-seven series two games to one. "I'll be all right," Curry said to reporters Wednesday after the game. "I think I caught it underneath [Al Horford]. Obviously in decent pain, but I'll be all right.