Warriors fans react to Stephen Curry’s unfortunate injury

The Golden State Warriors played an exceptional Game 1, defeating the Minnesota Timberwolves 99-88. What made things better was the game was played in Minnesota.

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What made things worse for the Warriors was when Stephen Curry left the game in the second quarter due to an apparent left hamstring injury. After the game, Warriors fans expressed their thoughts on social media.

Hard part about it is even if he gets cleared one wrong step and that thing tweaked. Super tough break for the Dubs man smh

— Dishing The Rock (@dishingtherock) May 7, 2025

amazing athlete…but Father Time is undefeated

— IfYouCanKeepIt (@Michael04379281) May 7, 2025

That will shape the series. I hope Steph recovers quickly pic.twitter.com/DnwMHxeqO0

— Aaron ⚓???? ⚾️ ???? (@bowling23) May 7, 2025

This is bad, bad, bad, bad.

— The GOAT ???? (@TheG0ATPlays) May 7, 2025

Ngl, hamstring is a nasty injury. Fks up all mobility and isn't one you can play through. Not for long if you try. It's a painful, stubborn injury. I hate the warriors, but a bad hammy is a devil's curse I wouldn't wish on any athlete.

— Luka Lakers (@DCAZELY) May 7, 2025

Hopefully, Curry’s injury isn’t as bad, and he can return later in this series. If not, the Warriors may be going home early.

About the Author Published May 7, 2025

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