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Stephen Curry ruled out for Warriors against Rockets with abdominal injury

  • Authored By: Sports Now
  • Updated Nov 12, 2026, 10:59 IST

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry exited Wednesday's game against the Houston Rockets during the first quarter due to right abdominal soreness and did not return to the court.

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Stephen Curry ruled out for Warriors against Rockets with abdominal injury

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry was forced to leave Wednesday night’s contest against the Houston Rockets after experiencing discomfort in his right side. The superstar playmaker was officially ruled out for the remainder of the game shortly after heading to the locker room during the opening quarter.

The incident occurred with approximately seven and a half minutes remaining in the first period. Immediately after converting a three-point attempt, Curry was observed wincing and clutching his right side while retreating down the court. He quickly approached head coach Steve Kerr to signal his condition before making his way off the floor, appearing to move with caution as he exited toward the locker room.

Impact of Curry's early exit

The loss of the two-time Kia MVP is a significant development for the Warriors, who entered the matchup in Houston looking to extend their winning streak. Curry has been a central figure in the team's recent success, serving as the leading scorer in six of their previous eight outings. This individual form has been instrumental in helping Golden State recover from an initial 0-3 start to the season, moving them to an 8-0 record in their subsequent games.

Entering the night, the 12-time All-Star was enjoying a prolific campaign, sitting second in the league in scoring with an average of 30.6 points per game. The team has not yet provided further details regarding the severity of the abdominal tightness or a timeline for his return to action following his early departure from the arena.