Stephen Curry Sidelined With Torn Oblique Muscle
Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry has suffered a torn oblique muscle and will be sidelined for at least two weeks, impacting his participation in NBA games during what is described as one of his best career seasons.
Elmira, NY, November 12, 2026 —
Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry has sustained a torn oblique muscle, a significant injury that will force him to miss a minimum of two weeks of play. The team has not provided a specific return date beyond this initial two-week period.
The injury comes at a critical juncture for both Curry and the Warriors. This season has been characterized as one of Stephen Curry’s strongest career performances, with his consistent play being a key factor for the team’s performance. His absence is expected to have a notable impact on the team’s upcoming NBA games.
The specific details regarding how and when the injury occurred were not provided in the summary. Similarly, the exact duration of his recovery beyond the initial two-week minimum has not been disclosed.
The Warriors organization has not released further information regarding the immediate plans for managing the team’s lineup during Curry’s absence. The club is expected to adjust its strategy as the team navigates games without its star player.
Updates on Curry’s condition and potential return timeline are anticipated as his recovery progresses.
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