Stephen Curry Ruled Out With Abdominal Soreness vs. Rockets

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry was ruled out of Wednesday’s game against the Houston Rockets due to right abdominal soreness.

Curry grabbed his right side early in the first quarter. He made a 28-foot three-pointer off a Draymond Green screen with 7:22 remaining, then shouted in pain and gestured toward the bench.

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The Warriors called timeout shortly after. After speaking with coach Steve Kerr, Curry walked to the locker room accompanied by team medical staffer Drew Yoder. He remained there for evaluation through the end of the quarter. The team announced he would not return early in the second quarter.

Golden State trailed 19–10 when Curry left the game. After opening the season 0–3, the Warriors entered the night on an eight-game win streak. Curry is averaging 30.6 points per game in 28.6 minutes this season.

Golden State plays at the San Antonio Spurs on Friday night.

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