Stephen Curry limps off at open Warriors practice; Kerr says he is fine days before opener
Photo: Yahoo SportsHow the sides differ Right sources stress the injury scare days before the Lakers opener; left sources lead with Kerr's reassurance; alternative sources have not covered it.
Right-leaning outlets report that the Golden State Warriors had an injury scare when Stephen Curry was seen limping off the court and into the locker room during an open practice on Sunday at Chase Center, days before the season opener against the Lakers. The New York Post calls it a false alarm and cites The Athletic's report that coach Steve Kerr said Curry left practice early. The Washington Post agrees that the guard limped off after tweaking his right ankle at the fan practice.
The left-leaning account leads with Kerr's assessment that Curry is fine. The available excerpts give few other details, such as how serious the ankle issue is. Alternative / independent outlets had not reported this story at the time of writing, while left-leaning and right-leaning outlets had. Those covering it focus on the moment Curry limped off and on Kerr's comments about his condition. The right-leaning outlet stresses the scare and the timing before the opener, while the left-leaning outlet foregrounds the coach's reassurance. The next event is the season opener against the Lakers.
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The Washington Post leads with Kerr's statement that Curry is fine after he tweaked his right ankle at an open practice for fans, centering the coach's voice.
The New York Post frames it as an injury scare and false alarm days before the Lakers opener, citing The Athletic's report of Kerr's comments and describing the mood at Chase Center.