Rugged Schedule and Steph Curry's Illness Prompt Early Precautions for Warriors
Head coach Steve Kerr has confirmed that point guard Steph Curry will not play in Wednesday’s game against Sacramento. Despite struggling with a worsening cold, Curry initially hoped to participate in the back-to-back games.
"I don’t care what the doctors say, we got to get him some rest. I’ll make the decision right now, he’s not going to play tomorrow.”
— Steve Kerr
Steph Curry's Condition and Game Impact
Curry appeared ill during his postgame press conference following the Warriors’ 118-107 win over Phoenix, coughing and sniffling. He admitted that the cold had affected his performance but remained cautiously optimistic about playing the following night.
Team Updates and Player Status
- The Warriors currently hold a 5-3 record.
- Curry will be sidelined for the Sacramento game.
- Star wing Jimmy Butler also faces uncertainty after experiencing lower back soreness and being ruled out at halftime after 14 minutes of play.
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Author’s summary: Steph Curry’s illness and a tough schedule have forced the Warriors to rest key players early, highlighting the team’s cautious approach to health during a critical season phase.