Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr confirmed that star guard Stephen Curry managed to depart San Antonio before a ground stop was issued in the area earlier today.
The update regarding the player’s travel status was shared by Nick Friedell, who noted that the logistics were finalized just in time to avoid the disruption.
Following his departure, the organization has outlined a specific recovery plan for the guard as he continues to manage his health.
According to Hoops Hype, Curry is scheduled to undergo rehabilitation in the Bay Area over the course of the coming week.
The recovery process will be closely monitored by Rick Celebrini, the team’s director of sports medicine and performance.
This development follows recent reports from Yahoo Sports, which corroborated that Curry successfully exited the city prior to the implementation of the unexpected travel restrictions.
The team has not provided further details regarding the specific nature of the injury or the exact timeline for his potential return to the court.
However, the transition to the Bay Area indicates that the franchise is prioritizing a stable environment for his ongoing medical treatment.
As noted by the outlets, the focus remains on ensuring that Curry receives consistent care under the supervision of the team’s medical staff throughout the next seven days.
The situation highlights the team’s commitment to managing player health while navigating the logistical challenges often associated with professional travel schedules.
Further updates regarding his availability will likely be provided by the team as the rehabilitation period progresses throughout the week.
Until then, the organization intends to maintain a focus on his recovery efforts in California.