According to ESPN reporter Marc Stein, Steph Curry was listed as probable for Game 4 after suffering an ankle injury in Game 2 versus the Rockets. But the return of the league's MVP has been cut short very fast.
During the first play of the first quarter, Curry took a hard spill on defense and hyper-extended his right knee. He immediately tried to hobble it off, but he headed to the Warriors locker room for the team's training staff to review the severity of his injury. He was ruled out from playing in the second half after what was deemed to be a sprained knee.
Dub Nation officially has their collective heart in their throat as they try to push their series lead to 3-1 in Houston today. As more details of Curry's injury arise, we will keep you updated with more information of his possible return this playoff series.
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[via The Big Lead]
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