Steph Curry Listed Questionable for March 21 Game After Pelvic Contusion

Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors suffered a pelvic contusion during a recent game against the Toronto Raptors, leading to his early exit and subsequent MRI. He was ruled out for the remainder of that game, having scored 17 points in 25 minutes. Head coach Steve Kerr confirmed that while Curry attempted to return, they opted to prioritize his health ahead of a crucial six-game road trip beginning with a matchup against the Atlanta Hawks. This season, Curry has been a standout player, averaging approximately 24.3 points per game with strong shooting percentages. His injury raises concerns for the Warriors, who have relied heavily on his performance, averaging significantly more points when he is on the court compared to when he is not. The team's record with Curry remains solid, but his absence could impact their upcoming games significantly.