SAN FRANCISCO – Steph Curry will not travel with the team to Atlanta after injuring his pelvis on a hard fall during Thursday’s game against the Raptors.
In a statement posted by the team on X on Friday morning, the Warriors said an MRI showed a pelvic contusion but “no structural damage.”
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Curry will not travel with the Warriors to Atlanta but will be reevaluated on Monday, the day before Golden State plays at Miami.
The Warriors (41-29) are sixth in the Western Conference and are beginning a six-game road trip in Atlanta.
Curry, 37, dribbled into the lane late in the third quarter on Thursday, and jumped near the hoop to make a pass to the corner. The guard then collided with Toronto’s Jonathan Mogbo and Colin Castleton, falling awkwardly on his lower back.
Curry stayed down for a few moments, and Toronto called timeout with 3:24 left in the third quarter. Curry left the game and did not return.
