Warriors Playoffs Western Conference Semifinals Trouble: Curry suffered a muscle strain for the first time in his career and was out for a week

NBA playoffs Western Conference semifinals G1, the Warriors' first brother Curry left the court early with a left leg strain in the second quarter on the 7th, and the Warriors relied on shooter Hield to score a game-high 24 points, helping the Warriors defeat the Timberwolves 99-88 and leading the series 1-0. The Warriors announced on the 8th that Curry suffered a first-degree strain on the hamstring of the thigh and is expected to reassess the injury in a week.

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After Curry made a free throw yesterday with 8:48 left in the second quarter, he began to grab his left leg and signal to the bench for a substitution, and then Curry played about 29 seconds later, and after a timeout, Curry walked straight into the lounge for treatment and did not return to the court. Curry played 13 minutes and scored 13 points.

According to ESPN's Shams Charania, Curry will miss Game 2 of the Western Conference semifinals. And this is the first muscle strain in Curry's career, and the first time he has done this kind of rehabilitation, and the exact time of his return to the team is still unknown.

ESPN notes that the Warriors-Timberwolves' Western Conference semifinals will have only one day off from Game 1 to Game 5 in each game, and Curry is expected to miss the series G4 next Monday US time. If there is Game 5 of the series, it will be May 14, which will be the eighth day after Curry's injury.