This is the very reality Stephen Curry never wanted to experience again.
Not being injured, per se. Curry broke the second metacarpal in his left hand when Suns center Aron Baynes landed on his hand in the third quarter as Curry braced himself on a fall. A CT scan was conducted Wednesday night at a San Francisco hospital to determine if Curry needs surgery or just a cast. It is unknown how long he will be out.
“These guys that are the faces of the league that go down,” Suns coach Monty Williams said, “it’s not good for the league. But especially for someone like Steph who has done so much to raise the level of excitement in the Bay Area and throughout the league, to see him go down like that. They have dealt with injuries for the past four months now so it is tough to see him go down.”
Curry hates missing any time. He has a complex about missing games, a stigma he’s worked to shake since early in his career.
But the…
