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Curry's Ankle Scare: Warriors Star 'Fine' After Practice Wobble
19 Oct
Summary
- Stephen Curry experienced an ankle scare during team practice on Sunday.
- Coach Steve Kerr confirmed Curry is 'fine' and not re-aggravating knee injury.
- Warriors will manage aging superstars carefully in upcoming season.
Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry experienced an ankle scare during the team's open practice on Sunday, prompting immediate concern. Curry was seen limping after his right foot skidded on the court during a turn, causing him to pound the floor and head to the locker room. Coach Steve Kerr, however, quickly allayed fears, stating Curry felt his ankle and is "fine," differentiating it from his previous knee injury. The Warriors are adopting a careful management strategy for their veteran players, including Curry, for the upcoming season. Coach Kerr indicated that not all 82 games will be played by the aging stars to ensure their health throughout the demanding schedule. The Warriors are set to open their season against the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday.
