Steve Kerr shares concerning updates on Steph Curry and Draymond Green after Warriors’ loss to Nets

Steve Kerr seemingly had a very good reason to reduce the Golden State Warriors’ star player Steph Curry’s time on the court. While it has been the talk of the town after the team’s devastating defeat against the Brooklyn Nets, the latest update on Stephen Curry and Draymond Green’s health has been more concerning among fans as the team is set to face their game against the Oklahoma City Thunder.The Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has rescinded the 128-120 loss of the team against the Brooklyn Nets. Kerr recently appeared on Willard & Dibs Show for a chat where he reflected on the team’s prime stars— Steph Curry and Draymond Green.“Steph and Draymond both sat out practice today with aches and pains, Steph with the knee stuff,” Kerr said. Speaking of the immediate future of Curry, the head coach added, “We’ll keep him as questionable and we’ll see how he’s doing tomorrow.”Curry, who missed three games earlier this season due to an ankle sprain, has been dealing with left knee bursitis recently. However, his knee pain seems to have worsened, and he's now listed as questionable due to soreness in both knees. While Curry hasn’t been ruled out, his minutes were limited in the last game, possibly due to this injury. Draymond Green, on the other hand, hasn’t missed any games, although Kerr mentioned he’s been playing through some aches. “We usually pencil him in for 32 [minutes], and we like to keep it around that number,” Kerr said of Curry.“I don’t love to run him the whole fourth quarter and I like to have him close with some energy, and so that means if we can give him that last eight minutes — generally, I feel pretty good about that. But at that point, Brooklyn was rolling, and we couldn’t slow them down,” he added.Also Read: Steph Curry's sister Sydel Curry Lee shares romantic date night pictures at Blxst concert with husband Damion Lee: "I used to pray for times like this lol"Despite concerning injuries, Curry was on fire last night. He scored a team-high 28 points in just 29 minutes of play, helping his team build an 18-point lead. However, when he took a seat on the bench, the Nets seized the opportunity, making a strong comeback and taking control of the game. Although he returned midway through the fourth quarter, the momentum had already shifted, and it was too late to recover.