Golden State Warriors fans weren't the only ones upset that Stephen Curry couldn't return to Sunday's Game 4 121-94 victory over the Houston Rockets because of an injury.
The defending MVP was moved to tears, according to Sam Amick of USA Today, after he was told he couldn't come back for the second half after spraining his right knee.
Draymond Green reflected on his message to Curry, per Amick:
He was shook up; he was crying. It's pain. It's wanting to be out there with your guys. He was quiet, so I said everything to him.
I just told him, 'Hold your head up. It'll be all right. But then get the (expletive) out of here.' We got you. Get out of here.
Curry sat out Games 2 and 3 with ankle concerns, and he suffered his knee injury after he took an awkward fall right before halftime of Sunday's contest.
Amick reported that Curry will undergo an MRI on Monday to determine the severity of his knee injury. The Warriors, who are up 3-1 in the series, won an NBA record 73 games this season and are coming off a championship run last year.
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Stephen Curry Cried After Being Told He Couldn’t Return vs. Rockets in Game 4
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