Warriors' Curry out vs. Wolves with knee soreness
Written by I Dig Sports
SAN FRANCISCO -- Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry will not play in Tuesday's in-season tournament game against the Minnesota Timberwolves due to right knee soreness.
Curry took a hard fall in the second half of Sunday's loss to Minnesota but immediately continued to play. However, he was seen rubbing his right knee.
Curry has been carrying a heavy load for the Warriors, averaging 30.7 points on 48.8% shooting from the floor, including 44.6% from 3. He has scored at least 30 points in six of Golden State's 11 games thus far -- scoring 40 or more in two.
There has only been one other Warrior to score over 20 points in a game this season: Dario Saric.
The Warriors and Timberwolves both head into Tuesday's in-season tournament game 1-0 in Group C.
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