Curry Out as LeBron Leads Lakers Past Warriors
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San Francisco. The Golden State Warriors ruled Steph Curry out Thursday before their home game, and the Los Angeles Lakers, led by LeBron James, defeated Golden State 119-103 at Chase Center this week as Curry remained sidelined while managing a right-knee issue.
The decision left Golden State with multiple starters on the injury report and locked into the No.10 play-in seed; the Lakers, pursuing higher playoff seeding and missing other contributors during the season, recorded the win Thursday while monitoring their own roster health and seeding scenarios.
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Timeline
- 1. Jan. 30 — Steph Curry initially sidelined with a right-knee issue.
- 2. Approximately two months later — Curry returned to play on Sunday after absence.
- 3. Noon before Thursday — Warriors ruled Curry out for the home game versus the Lakers.
- 4. Thursday — Lakers beat Warriors 119-103 at Chase Center with Curry absent.
- 5. After game — Warriors locked into No.10 play-in seed; Lakers continued pursuit of higher seeding.
Why it matters
If you're a Warriors fan, Curry's absence is a blow. His knee issue could impact the team's playoff performance. Keep an eye on updates about his health. If you're a Lakers fan, this win is a step towards a higher playoff seed.
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