Stephen Curry Sidelined for at Least Two Weeks with Torn Oblique Muscle
Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry has suffered a torn oblique muscle and will be sidelined for at least two weeks.
Wichita Falls & Lawton, TX, November 12, 2026 —
Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry will be out of action for a minimum of two weeks due to a torn oblique muscle, the team announced.
The specific date of the injury or the game in which it occurred was not provided in the summary. Curry, a pivotal player for the Warriors, will miss an undetermined number of upcoming games as he undergoes recovery. The team has not released details regarding the exact nature of the injury beyond the diagnosis of a torn oblique muscle.
An oblique muscle tear typically requires a period of rest and rehabilitation to allow the muscle to heal properly. The duration of a player’s absence can vary depending on the severity of the tear and the individual’s recovery process. While the team has stated he will be sidelined for at least two weeks, further updates on his condition and potential return timeline are expected to be provided by the organization as his recovery progresses.
The Warriors organization has not commented on how this absence will impact team strategy or player rotation during this period. Further details regarding Curry’s status will likely be released by the Golden State Warriors’ medical staff.
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