Usually I would argue that a sprained ankle isn't really news, but when it's one of Stephen Curry's ankles (which seemed to legitimately threaten his career in his first few NBA seasons) it becomes a bit more of an issue. On Wednesday, the two-time MVP re-injured an ankle that he had most recently dinged up just over a month ago in a game against the Pelicans. Curry—who returned to the lineup on Dec. 30—is said to have suffered the injury after slipping at the end of the Warriors' team shootaround:
According to the Athletic's Golden State beat writer Anthony Slater, the initial thought is that this most recent injury isn't that serious:
If you need a little bit more of an elaboration on it, here are some quotes from the team's GM that should do the trick:
And if you need a lot more elaboration on it (or at least more words), here it also is from the team's GM (though there's not much additional info here):
Concerned, but not quite panicking.
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