Curry's torn oblique muscle will sideline him for at least two weeks, causing him to miss the next seven games.

November 13th - According to ESPN , Warriors star Stephen Curry suffered a torn oblique muscle and is expected to be out for at least two weeks.

Curry's injury occurred during the Warriors' game against the Rockets. With 6 minutes and 25 seconds remaining in the first quarter, Curry left the game early due to discomfort. Prior to that, he had repeatedly touched his right abdomen and tried to continue playing. With 7 minutes and 22 seconds left in the first quarter, Curry hit a 28- foot three-pointer with a screen from Green , but clearly felt pain after releasing the shot and signaled to the bench. He subsequently underwent an MRI, which ultimately diagnosed a torn oblique muscle.

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr stated that Curry told him this side abdominal discomfort was a previously unseen injury, and therefore the team is taking it very seriously. Curry will currently miss at least the next seven games against the Spurs, Pelicans, Mavericks, Grizzlies, Celtics, Kings, and Trail Blazers, after which the team will reassess his recovery.

Curry has had an outstanding season, averaging 26.3 minutes per game, contributing 27.8 points, 3.9 assists and 3.7 rebounds, with a career-high three-point shooting percentage of 45.7% .

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