Stephen Curry exits early with a right abdominal injury during the Warriors’ 115-108 loss to the Houston Rockets, and Golden State later rules him out. Multiple outlets report Curry leaves the game after expressing soreness/pain on his right side and heads to receive an MRI. All sources agree the injury occurred in the early part of the game and triggers immediate questions about how long he may be unavailable.
The context varies by outlet. Several stories note that Curry’s exit ends an eight-game winning streak and follows a rough 0-3 start, while others focus mainly on the injury process and what the Warriors face without him. Coverage includes Steve Kerr’s public comments, with some outlets highlighting that Kerr says “concern is high,” and others stressing details such as how long Curry played and when he went to the locker room.
Across reports, the central factual points align: the injury is to Curry’s right abdomen, he leaves the game early, an MRI is part of the next step, and the Warriors must immediately adjust following his absence.
