Stephen Curry Diagnosed with Pelvic Contusion, Set for Re-Evaluation

The Golden State Warriors star will miss the start of a six-game road trip but is expected to return in time for the playoffs.

Stephen Curry sustained a pelvic contusion after a hard fall during the Warriors' win against the Toronto Raptors on March 20.
An MRI confirmed no structural damage, and Curry is expected to recover with rest and treatment in the coming days.
The Warriors have ruled Curry out for the beginning of their six-game road trip, starting with Saturday’s game against the Atlanta Hawks.
Head coach Steve Kerr emphasized the team's cautious approach to Curry's recovery, prioritizing his postseason readiness.
Golden State has been in excellent form recently, boasting a 16-3 record since acquiring Jimmy Butler, who has been pivotal to their success.