Warriors Star describes the nature of the pelvic contusion

New Orleans-The pelvic bruise that knocked out Steph Curry for the two previous games before coming back to life, the New Orleans Warriors did not bother him, but he felt the whole game.

“I will feel it for a while, but I can play – I can’t make matters worse,” said Curry.

He does not know how long it will take the discomfort to calm down completely. When asked if he relaxes more on the lateral movement, or with explosive actions, the MVP twice said: “Above all.”

However, Curry is not concerned about the effects of the persistent injury.

“It is not at a level where I am worried about it,” said Curry after the Warriors 111-95 victory. “As long as I don’t fall, I’m fine.”

Even if the pain is not relieved, it is a relief for the Warriors (42-31), which must find their fanfaron – and a shot – with nine games to play as they fight to avoid the game of play.

This last injury accumulates on a series of throbbing ailments that Curry has treated this season. He modified his ankle twice, tightened by the bilateral tendinitis of the knee and played through an inch stripped.

He suffered that the injury falls hard on his back on a trip at the end of last week against the Raptors of Toronto. It reminded me when he fell on the Houston stairs in 2021, but it was worse; He then had a hair fracture, when it was only “deep and serious contusion”.

Curry led the Warriors with 23 points and filmed in a shooting division 5 for 16 of 3 which seems virgin in comparison. The Warriors missed 17 of their first 20 trials at 3 points and as a whole, 23.6% deeply.

“We have to make shots,” said Draymond Green. “We haven’t done it lately. But I prefer it to happen only a few weeks old.”

Although Curry, Green and Steve Kerr concluded that the Warriors generated clean looks, it was the second consecutive golden stroke under 25% of the arc.

“I think we have a nice look,” said Green. “We missed (22) 3s in the first half – I think 19 of them were superb looks.

Friday was only the second curry match in the last 10 days. He sat against Milwaukee because of what Kerr described as mental and physical fatigue. He said he felt physically well before the pelvic bruise.

Having about a week of rest and recovery had its advantages, especially before which could be a deep playoff race, but it also forced Curry to find its timing and endurance to play 34 minutes.

Against the Pelicans without almost all their regular rotation players, the Warriors committed eight reversals in the first half, but only two the rest of the path.

Jonathan Kuminga – who hit his knees late with the Yves Missi center – recorded 16 points, seven rebounds, three assists and a 23 -minute flight. But he was the only warrior to have been negative in the more minus category. The team is still working to integrate it into the lap of the Jimmy Butler era.

Moses Moody, who was the key to the excellent section of the Warriors after the butler’s trade, now has six for his last 32 (19%) of deeply, perhaps a victim of the more clumsy spacing in recent times.

Like Curry, the Warriors work to rediscover their stride.

“The second half was much better with the movement and the flow of the ball,” said Kerr. “The defense was good. Overall, a positive result, a positive effort a night when we are clearly trying to recover our rhythm in a group. I think this evening will train me. I think we will be much better in San Antonio.”