Golden State Warriors guard Steph Curry has been struggling on the court for the past few games. While the eye test may show that Curry is in a slump, what it also doesn’t show is that he’s been playing through multiple injuries.

After the Warriors’ latest loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Saturday night, Curry opened up about the multiple injuries he’s playing through. The first he answered about was his knee tendinitis.

“It’s turning in the right direction and still something you got to stay with maintenance and all that type of stuff,” Curry said about his knee tendinitis. “For me to play we checked all the boxes, how I’m going to respond from game to game.”

Steph Curry’s knee tendinitis has improved, but his right thumb has been wrapped during games and he’s been seen shaking it in discomfort.

“It sucks, but it’s not an excuse for anything. Gotta play through it. I went 8-for-8 with it. It’s just something that’s been lingering.” pic.twitter.com/KMbThoeV5o

— Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) January 26, 2025

Unfortunately, Curry is also dealing with a thumb injury on top of the knee tendinitis. It’s a situation that Curry doesn’t want to make any excuses for, but just wants to play through.

“It sucks, but it’s not an excuse for anything,” Curry said about this thumb injury. “We got to play through it. I went eight-for-eight with it. It’s just something that’s been lingering to the point where it gets hit every once in a while. It’s one of those things that’s almost gone and then it gets knocked again. So, I’ll deal with it, it shouldn’t bother me.”

Steph Curry sprained his thumb four games ago. He’s been wearing a wrap and it was clearly bothering him at various points tonight. Here he is talking about it. pic.twitter.com/1Rd3bcK7l4

— Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) January 10, 2025

Having a few days off to rest would probably benefit Curry’s thumb injury. The superstar guard revealed that every time his thumb takes a hit, it starts to feel worse.

“I think every time it gets hit, it’s like a step back,” Curry said. “It’s just annoying, like obviously, I’m going to play through it.

The Lakers' defense held Steph Curry scoreless in the second half 🔒 pic.twitter.com/00KXeOQf2z

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Unfortunately, the Golden State Warriors do not have the luxury of allowing Steph Curry to rest. With an overall record of 22-23, the Warriors can’t afford to lose any more games.