Stephen Curry’s 4-month absence haunts ‘nervous’ Steve Kerr after injury forces change of strategy against Kings

Dubs Nation may need to return to their prayers! Stephen Curry’s recent injury scare left Steve Kerr feeling anxious and even forced him to change the evening’s game plan. The Golden State Warriors faced the Sacramento Kings for the second time in the preseason. The Baby-faced assassin, who got off to a slow start to his game, pinched his index finger and rushed to the locker room before the first half. Additionally, the injury resets the clock to a 2019 injury that sidelined the star for four months.

Speaking to the press after the game, Steve Kerr revealed that he planned to operate Curry longer than the previous two games. It is noteworthy that the superstar played 16 minutes in the last two games. However, the finger injury caused the star coach to take a back seat and change his plans. Luckily it didn’t cost the game as the Dubs sealed it with a thrilling 109-106 score. On the other hand, Anthony Slater shared that the x-ray came back negative, indicating there was no damage.

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