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Is Stephen Curry playing tonight? Warriors vs. Lakers injury report to open season

The Golden State Warriors will be facing the Los Angeles Lakers to open their season, and the main question surrounding the team is: Will Stephen Curry play? During an open practice, Curry suffered a non-contact injury , and though he wanted to give the fans a sign that he was okay, he ended up walking back to the locker room. The fans held their […] The post Is Stephen Curry playing tonight?…

Is Stephen Curry playing tonight? Warriors vs. Lakers injury report to open season

As the Golden State Warriors gear up to face the Los Angeles Lakers in their season opener, fans are eagerly wondering whether star player Stephen Curry will take the court. During a recent practice, Curry suffered a non-contact injury and walked back to the locker room, sparking concerns among the team's supporters. However, head coach Steve Kerr reassured the crowd that Curry was fine, and the next day, he fully participated in practice.

Despite still being listed on the injury report, Curry is deemed probable to play against the Lakers, meaning it is highly likely he will see action. This news is a welcome relief for the Warriors, as their success often hinges on the performance of Curry, who provides them with the best chance to win any game he is in. Nonetheless, the team still grapples with other injuries, including Jimmy Butler's ACL rehab and Kristaps Porzingis' ongoing health issues, leaving them to rely on Curry and the players they have available.

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