Golden State Warriors fans breathed a collective sigh of relief as the latest medical update on their superstar, Stephen Curry, brought positive news. 

Following an MRI on his right ankle, conducted after a concerning incident during Thursday’s game against the Chicago Bulls, it was confirmed that Curry had sustained a sprain, with no indication of structural damage. 

The injury occurred in the fourth quarter of the game when Curry received a pass in the lane, but as he planted his right foot, his ankle rolled severely, resulting in immediate pain and necessitating his exit from the court, albeit limping.

The MRI results, while confirming the sprain, offered reassurance that the injury wasn’t as severe as initially feared. Nonetheless, the Warriors announced that Curry would undergo a re-evaluation on Tuesday to monitor his progress and determine the next steps in his recovery journey.

Curry’s absence would undoubtedly be felt by the Warriors, given his pivotal role in the team’s success this season. With stellar averages of 26.9 points and 4.9 assists per game, coupled with an impressive 40.7 percent success rate from beyond the arc, Curry’s contributions on the court are unmatched.

However, as Warriors fans eagerly await further updates on Curry’s condition, there’s a glimmer of hope that the injury won’t sideline him for an extended period. The positive MRI results serve as a beacon of optimism, signaling a potential swift recovery for the beloved guard and his eventual return to lead the Warriors back into contention.