Stephen Curry’s Warriors teammate drops ‘scared’ confession after injury

On Sunday, the Golden State Warriors faced a scare during practice when Stephen Curry appeared to injure himself. At first, it was believed he had hurt his knee, but it turned out to be a tweaked ankle. Warriors forward Gui Santos, who played for the team since 2023, admitted that the team was scared, but added that Steph Curry is tough, and they believe he will be fine.

Santos stated, "Of course we were scared. But it’s Steph; he’s tough. But he’s gonna be good. Tomorrow he’s gonna wake up, and he’s gonna be feeling good. We were definitely worried, but the way that I saw him walking off the court, I don’t think there’s something really bad, no." Curry, a top player in the league, had a great season last year, averaging 26.6 points, 4.7 assists, and 3.6 rebounds per game, shooting 46.8% from the field and 39.3% from the three-point line.

Despite this, the Warriors were eliminated from the Play-In Tournament. The team is also addressing concerns about Curry's potential retirement, having agreed to a 2-year, $116 million extension in late September, which is $20 million less than a maximum extension.