Stephen Curry Diagnosed with Pelvic Contusion, Set to Miss Start of Warriors' Road Trip

The Warriors confirmed no structural damage after Curry's hard fall, but the star guard will be re-evaluated on Monday as the team navigates his absence.

Stephen Curry suffered a pelvic contusion during the Warriors' win over the Raptors after a hard fall in the third quarter, colliding with two defenders.
An MRI confirmed no structural damage, but Curry will not travel with the team for the start of their six-game road trip and will be re-evaluated on Monday.
The Warriors, currently sixth in the Western Conference, face a critical stretch as they aim to maintain their playoff position without Curry's leadership and scoring.
Jimmy Butler recorded a triple-double in the win and emphasized the need for the team to play disciplined, collective basketball during Curry's absence.
Golden State has been one of the league's hottest teams since acquiring Butler, boasting a 16-3 record since the trade and a strong defensive performance.