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Stephen Curry limps to the locker room during Warriors practice, raising concerns just days before their opener against the Lakers.

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry suffered an injury scare on Sunday after limping off the court during an open practice at Chase Center. Curry appeared to slip and favor his right knee just three days before Golden State's regular-season opener against the Los Angeles Lakers. The team has not yet released an official diagnosis or determined his status for Wednesday's contest.
The incident involves the same right knee that sidelined Curry for 27 consecutive games last season due to patellofemoral pain syndrome. Golden State is already facing significant depth concerns ahead of the opener, with Jimmy Butler, Moses Moody, and Kristaps Porzingis unavailable due to various injuries and health issues.
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