The seasoned great discussed the reasoning for his choice to…

Prior to the Golden State Warriors’ Sunday loss to the Boston Celtics, Steph Curry was rated as questionable. But once he warmed up and had no more pain or

Prior to the Golden State Warriors’ Sunday loss to the Boston Celtics, Steph Curry was rated as questionable. But once he warmed up and had no more pain or discomfort, he was OK to play. Curry had a really difficult game overall, going 0-for-9 from deep on an unusually difficult evening.

The seasoned great discussed the reasoning for his choice to play against the Celtics with the media after the game. He mentioned that one of the reasons he had dressed up was that he wasn’t in any pain.

Not at all. All we wanted to make sure of, Curry added, was that it didn’t swell up any further. while I tried to test it this morning to see if I could not feel any pain while I was outside, it went as follows: I woke up this morning and it was in a decent location. It was physical, even for the 16 or 17 minutes I played. We have two days off before another back-to-back, so you’re trying to find any kind of life out there, so you better make the most of that time.

Curry, 35, has led the Warriors to a fantastic season. He has averaged 27.1 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 5 assists in 57 games while shooting 40.7% from three-point range and 45% from the field. He obviously wants the Warriors to avoid suffering another crushing defeat similar to the one they endured against the Celtics.

In the Western Conference, Golden State is ranked ninth. Two and a half games separate it from sixth place. If it hopes to move up out of the play-in tournament slots, it must keep racking up victories.

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