The Golden State Warriors have announced that All-Star guard Stephen Curry will miss at least
two more weeks as he continues to recover from a partial dislocation of his left shoulder. The
injury, which occurred during a game against the Indiana Pacers on December 14, has already
caused Curry to miss four games.
The Warriors said Saturday that Curry had been reevaluated
and is progressing well, with another exam scheduled in two weeks. Curry averages 30 points,
6.6 rebounds, and 6.8 assists and is the engine that makes the Warriors run.
His absence has been intensely felt by the defending champions, who have gone 1-3 in his
absence and are currently 15-18 on the season.
The Warriors have been without their star player
for most of the season due to various injuries, including a broken hand. Now, they will be
without him for at least another two weeks as they try to make a push up the Western Conference
standings. The Warriors are hoping that Curry will be able to return to the court soon and lead
them on a playoff run. Until then, they will have to make do without him.