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Stephen Curry ruled out against Rockets with abdominal injury

  • Authored By: Sports Now
  • Updated Nov 12, 2026, 09:52 IST

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry exited Wednesday's game against the Houston Rockets early in the first quarter after suffering a right abdominal injury while attempting a three-pointer.

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Stephen Curry ruled out against Rockets with abdominal injury

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry was forced to leave Wednesday night's contest against the Houston Rockets after sustaining an injury to his right abdomen. The star player, who has been in exceptional form to start the season, was officially ruled out for the remainder of the game early in the second quarter.

The incident occurred during the opening period as Curry attempted to navigate the floor. Despite appearing to be in visible discomfort, he attempted to play through the pain for several minutes, frequently checking in with the team's training staff. The severity of the issue became apparent with 7:22 remaining in the first quarter; after coming off a screen set by teammate Draymond Green, Curry successfully converted a 28-foot three-pointer but immediately signaled his distress toward the bench following the release.

Early exit disrupts Warriors' momentum

Following the made basket, the Warriors utilized a timeout to address the situation. After a brief consultation with head coach Steve Kerr, Curry headed to the locker room accompanied by team medical staff member Drew Yoder. He did not return to the court, and the team confirmed the diagnosis of right abdominal soreness shortly after the start of the second quarter.

At the time of his departure, the Warriors were trailing the Rockets 19-10. The loss of Curry is a significant blow for Golden State, which entered the matchup riding an eight-game winning streak following a difficult 0-3 start to the campaign. Curry has been the catalyst for this turnaround, entering the game with a scoring average of 30.6 points per contest while playing limited minutes.

The Warriors are scheduled to continue their road trip on Friday night with a game against the San Antonio Spurs. The team has not provided further details regarding the long-term status of the injury or his availability for the upcoming fixture.