Warriors Edge Raptors Despite Curry's Injury

The Golden State Warriors narrowly defeated the Toronto Raptors 117-114 on March 20, despite losing Stephen Curry to a pelvic contusion after a hard fall. Jimmy Butler played a pivotal role in the victory, recording a triple-double and making crucial plays in the fourth quarter, including a game-sealing block. Draymond Green also had a standout performance, contributing 21 points and several key defensive plays, while rookie Quentin Post added valuable scoring off the bench. Post-game, Butler emphasized the need for the team to play flawlessly should Curry miss games, highlighting his importance to their success. Warriors head coach Steve Kerr indicated that Curry was undergoing an MRI to assess the injury, with updates expected soon. The win improved the Warriors' standing in the Western Conference as they vie for playoff positioning.