Curry scored 13 points in a row and retired! G1 stopped playing! He fought for 45 and a half points against the Rockets, and finally got exhausted

On May 7, Curry suddenly withdrew from the game due to injury. The Warriors' decisive battle with the Timberwolves showed the biggest variable. The boss stopped playing. This time it was really dangerous.

The Warriors' first half against the Timberwolves ended. Although the Golden State Warriors remained ahead, they couldn't laugh. Their boss Curry suddenly had an injury and had announced that he would not return in this game. This time Curry's injury was a strain of his left hamstring. Curry was actually in very good shape in this game. He scored 13 points in 12 minutes after coming up. The outside arrows beat the Timberwolves in rain. However, after a throw, Curry was unable to hold on to the game and had to withdraw if he was suspected of a thigh strain.

At that time, Curry first fought Alexander Walker in the second quarter and made a three-pointer. At this time, he could see that Curry had some hamstring discomfort while defending and grabbed the rebound by himself, but he kept covering his hamstrings during the half-time and never recovered. In the next round, Curry even fought a one-on-one match into a throw. After this throw, Curry began to signal to the sidelines that he was substituted.

He was waving to the coaching seat and asking him to replace him, but in this way, the Warriors were still asking Curry to get the ball in the next round and then play, but it really couldn't be played. It was not until Green made another three-pointer that Curry finally got the chance to end the game. When he slowly walked to the sidelines, he always covered his left leg and calf position, which looked very painful.

Sure enough, after returning to the locker room for examination, the Warriors officially announced that Curry had a hamstring strain in this game and would not come back after two rounds of injury. In such a good condition, he was injured. It was really bad news for the Warriors. After making a three-pointer, Curry began to feel uncomfortable in his legs. I can only say that the only reason for his injury was that the Rockets match was too intense in the previous round of the game. Then he only had a day off to fight the Timberwolves or away games, and did not recover at all. The veteran's injury is likely to be exhausted.

Curry played such a high-intensity non-human game in the first round, and played for 45 minutes and 31 seconds in the tiebreak, and only rested for 2 minutes and 29 seconds. This is really not easy to play. Then a peak battle brought Amen Thompson to a cramp in Game 7, and Curry himself was injured, and the tragic level was higher than expected.

The only thing that can reassure the Warriors is that Curry contributed 13 points before leaving, and they did only lead by 13 points at 44:31 in the half. The Timberwolves made a three-pointer with 0 of 15 shots in the half. If Curry doesn't go on, the game may have been spent. In addition, Wolves boss Edwards made 0 of 8 shots in the first half.