In a much-anticipated comeback, Steph Curry returned to the court for the Golden State Warriors after missing the last two games due to a sore left knee. The 35-year-old point guard provided a much-needed spark for a struggling Warriors team that had been on a five-game losing streak.

Curry’s impact was immediately felt as he scored 12 points in the first half, shooting an impressive 4-for-8 from the field, including two crucial 3-pointers. His scoring outburst helped the Warriors secure a 10-point lead at halftime. Klay Thompson also benefitted from Curry’s presence, contributing 12 points of his own, including two well-timed three-point shots to close the first half.

The injury that sidelined Curry occurred during the Warriors’ previous game against the Cleveland Cavaliers, when he took a hard fall. Fortunately, an MRI revealed no structural damage to his knee, leading to his quick return to the court.

With Draymond Green serving a five-game suspension, Curry’s return is a much-needed boost for the team. The two-time MVP has been the Warriors’ leading scorer and offensive force, averaging an impressive 30.7 points per game while shooting 44.6% from beyond the arc.

However, the Warriors were still missing some key players during their recent matchup against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Trayce Jackson-Davis and Gary Payton II were both sidelined due to injuries. Payton strained his left foot during a recent play, though an MRI showed no significant damage. Jackson-Davis, who had been recalled from the Santa Cruz Warriors, is listed as out with a lower leg injury.

Despite the absences, Curry’s return provided a much-needed boost to the team’s morale, and the Warriors managed to secure a victory against the Thunder. As Green and the injured players recover, the Warriors can look forward to a brighter future with Curry leading the charge.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. How many games did Steph Curry miss due to his knee injury?

Steph Curry missed the Warriors’ last two games due to a sore left knee.

2. Did the MRI reveal any structural damage to Curry’s knee?

No, the MRI showed no structural damage to Steph Curry’s knee.

3. What is Steph Curry’s average points per game?

Steph Curry is currently averaging 30.7 points per game.

4. Who else was out due to injuries/suspension during the Warriors’ game against the Oklahoma City Thunder?

In addition to Draymond Green’s suspension, Trayce Jackson-Davis and Gary Payton II were sidelined with injuries. Jackson-Davis has a lower leg injury, while Payton strained his left foot.

5. What was the result of the Warriors’ game against the Oklahoma City Thunder?

The Warriors managed to secure a victory against the Thunder with Curry’s impactful return to the court.