How many games are in danger of Warriors superstar?

The Golden State Warriors suffered a huge mishap in the second quarter of the game 1 in their Round 2 game against the Timberwolves of Minnesota when Steph Curry came out with a left string strain, an injury that immediately ruled him over the rest of the game.

Warriors fans are now facing the growing concern about Curry's availability for the rest of the series, which some analysts believe that they could stretch up to a game 7.

The injury analyst, Jeff Stotts (@instreetclothes a x), said that this brand the first issue of Steph Curry's hamstring is described, which describes the recovery deadlines, with the first degree strains that usually cost about 10 days and others more serious that could set aside players for up to a month.

“The gravity of the strain will ultimately dictate the amount of time that Steph Curry may waste. The average time lost by the confirmed g1 is ~ 10 days. This jumps to ~ 31 days for the G2 strains. The time lost by non -descriptive strains is ~ 12 days,” he said.

Another injury analyst, Dr. Evan Jeffries, estimated a recovery window for seven to 10 days for a grade 1 degree and three to six weeks for a degree 2.

This line of time is important, especially since the series programming allows very little recovery time, with only one day of rest between most games: match 2 is Thursday 3 on Saturday and game 4 on Monday.

In the event that the series goes to the distance, the games from 5 to 7 are scheduled on May 14, May 18 and May 20, respectively.

What happened to Steph Curry?

Steph Curry seemed to tweak his hamstrings after trying a float in the second quarter. He remained in the game for two more possessions, even decreased to attend Draymond Green, which extended the Golden State lead to doubles digits with 8:20 in half.

Curry had maintained good health throughout the season, playing in 70 games of the regular season while promoting 24.5 points, 6.0 assists and 4.4 rebounds.

If Curry ends up for a longer section, the Warriors offense will be successful, but they still have a playoff veterans proven to battle in Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green to carry the load.