Stephen Curry Exits Game With Abdominal Soreness, Undergoes MRI
Golden State star Stephen Curry left a game against the Houston Rockets in the first quarter due to right abdominal soreness, prompting high concern from coach Steve Kerr, with Curry undergoing an MRI to determine the extent of the injury.
Miami Fort Lauderdale, FL, November 12, 2026 —
Golden State Warriors player Stephen Curry exited a game against the Houston Rockets during the first quarter due to right abdominal soreness. The departure of the team’s star player immediately raised significant concern from head coach Steve Kerr.
Following his exit from the game, Curry underwent an MRI. The purpose of the MRI was to determine the full extent of the injury. Details regarding the specific findings of the MRI were not immediately available. The timeline for Curry’s potential return to play remains undetermined pending the results of the examination.
The incident occurred during the initial period of the game against the Houston Rockets. Coach Kerr expressed high concern over the situation, underscoring the importance of Curry to the team’s performance and strategy. The team is awaiting further information to assess the impact of this injury on upcoming games and the player’s availability.
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