US EditionCurry Left to Watch Warriors' Ouster
- The Golden State Warriors were eliminated from the 2025 NBA playoffs on Wednesday after losing 4-1 to the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Western Conference semifinals.
- The Warriors' early exit followed Stephen Curry's hamstring injury in game one, which sidelined him for the remaining four games of the series.
- Curry expressed optimism about the team's recent performance, highlighting a strong last two months of the season and the seamless integration of new teammate Jimmy Butler.
- Curry expressed that he and Butler worked extremely well together and acknowledged Butler’s role in instilling confidence in the team’s ability to overcome any opponent on any night.
- Looking ahead, Curry, 37, plans to rest and rebuild during the off-season to prepare for another championship run, expecting similar motivation from key players and coach Kerr.
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Curry left to watch Warriors' ouster
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Stephen Curry makes announcement on offseason after Warriors’ disappointing playoff exit
4-time NBA champion and 2022 NBA Finals MVP Stephen Curry was forced to watch from the sidelines as the Golden State Warriors fell to the Minnesota Timberwolves in the 2025 NBA Playoffs. Curry’s Grade 1 hamstring strain suffered in Game 1 of their Western Conference Semi-Final series proved to be an insurmountable setback for Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green and the rest of the Warriors, but Curry remains adamant that his days of competing for NBA t…
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