The Golden State Warriors are without their star player for Wednesday night's game against the Sacramento Kings. Both teams are shorthanded, with the Warriors facing a back-to-back schedule that prevents them from fielding a full-strength roster.
This game, which promised significant star power, will miss some of its biggest names.
"Steph Curry is not playing Wednesday night against the Sacramento Kings because of illness," the Warriors confirmed Wednesday afternoon.
Curry told reporters Tuesday night he struggled with stamina late in the game against the Suns due to sickness.
With Curry sidelined and Brandin Podziemski dealing with an injury, players like Gary Payton II and Will Richardson will likely get more playing time.
Steph Curry recently passed Kobe Bryant and is approaching an NBA record previously held by Michael Jordan, marking a notable milestone in his career.
Author's summary: Illness sidelines Steph Curry for Wednesday's Warriors vs. Kings game, opening opportunities for other players amid notable absences on both teams.