Warriors’ Stephen Curry sends message to fans after locker room visit: ‘I’m good’

Golden State Warriors fans, you can rest easy now. During their Play-In Tournament Game against the Los Angeles Clippers, star point guard Stephen Curry suddenly exited the game. What’s worse, Curry went back to the locker room. That had a lot of fans worried about the star point guard, especially because he was just coming off an injury.

Warriors fans watching Steph Curry walk to the locker room in the 1st quarter pic.twitter.com/Uoqj0zKtbk

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Thankfully, Curry returned to the floor shortly after. In an interview with sideline reporter Allie LaForce, the Warriors star sent a short but important message to the fans: “Don’t worry about me, I’m fine.”

“Oh don’t worry about me. I’m good.”

-Steph Curry to the Prime sideline reporter pic.twitter.com/31rBnsf7Os

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With Curry back on the floor, fans were now more comfortable making jokes about the Warriors star’s sudden absence. Many referenced Anthony Edwards’ comments last week about missing the tip-off of their game due to a … let’s say, toilet emergency.

Steph Curry is back on the Warriors bench.

This time, he has a brown mark on his shorts (kidding) https://t.co/EegvMWcyEZ pic.twitter.com/W3vHd9MfIn

— SM Highlights (@SMHighlights1) April 16, 2026

Curry is currently struggling against the Clippers. At halftime, the Warriors guard is just limited to eight points on 2-9 shooting from the field, 2-of-5 from three, and two made free throws. He hasn’t recorded a single stat outside of points. Brandin Podziemski leads the Warriors with 12 points and five rebounds, while Kristaps Porzingis has nine points as well. Golden State is trailing Los Angeles 61-53 at halftime.

Should the Warriors win against the Clippers, they will take on the Phoenix Suns in the final game of the Play-In Tournament. The winner of that game will earn the eighth seed in the Western Conference and a date with reigning champions Oklahoma City Thunder in the first round. Can Curry pull himself out of the gutter and find a vintage performance.

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