Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry has not returned to action since straining his hamstring. The Golden State Warriors announced that Stephen Curry will miss at least three games of their second-round playoff series against Minnesota after an MRI showed a mild strain in his left hamstring.  

The Golden State Warriors said Stephen Curry is expected to miss at least a week after scoring 13 points in 13 minutes to help the Warriors take the lead and beat the Timberwolves 99-88 to take home court.  

Coach Steve Kerr said: "The playoffs are always changing, whether it's tactical arrangements, injuries or personnel rotations, we have to learn to adjust and deal with them."  

Stephen Curry has never suffered a serious hamstring injury in his career, so his specific recovery time is still unclear, making it difficult for the outside world to judge whether the Golden State Warriors can welcome the return of this historical shooter in the late series. However, the team should not have too high expectations.  

Stephen Curry missed several games in the 2016 and 2018 playoffs due to injury, but the Golden State Warriors successfully met the challenge and made it to the NBA Finals. In 2016, they lost to the Cleveland Cavaliers in seven games in the Finals, and in 2018, they swept the Cavaliers and won their third championship in four years. In the absence of Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors achieved an excellent record of 9 wins and 3 losses in these two playoffs.