Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry has missed the team’s last two games after spraining his ankle last Friday, contributing to a rare two-game skid for the defending champions. However, fans following through Crickex Sign Up can breathe a sigh of relief. According to his personal trainer, Curry’s injury is only a minor setback and is not expected to affect his availability for the postseason.

Curry’s longtime trainer, Brandon Payne, addressed the situation in a recent radio interview, reassuring fans and media alike. “I’m not worried at all,” Payne said. “This isn’t a major injury. It’s a mild sprain, and there’s no reason to think he won’t be ready for the playoffs. He’s dealt with this before.” Indeed, Curry has now injured the same right ankle four times in just over three months, with the latest incident occurring during the game against the San Antonio Spurs, forcing him to leave the floor early.

Despite the recurring nature of the injury, Payne sees it as an opportunity for improved recovery. “He’s been through this process enough times to know exactly what his body needs. Even the team doctors and training staff don’t understand his ankle like he does,” Payne explained. “Steph knows what kind of work and rehab is necessary to return. I’m confident he’ll be back soon and ready to compete.”

Injuries have hit the Warriors hard in recent weeks. Aside from Curry’s ankle issue, David West has missed four games with a cyst in his right arm, Andre Iguodala has been out for three games with a left-hand injury, and Jordan Bell has been sidelined with an ankle sprain. Patrick McCaw remains out indefinitely with a fractured wrist. Klay Thompson also suffered a sprained right thumb but played through the pain against the Timberwolves. Meanwhile, Kevin Durant was seen icing his shoulder after the same game, suggesting some discomfort of his own.

While the Warriors have had to weather a storm of injuries, the mood within the team remains optimistic. With Curry’s recovery progressing well and the playoffs fast approaching, fans using Crickex Sign Up to monitor updates are hopeful the team will return to full strength in time. As long as Curry continues to build on his recovery plan and avoid further setbacks, he’s expected to be back on the court soon—just in time for the games that matter most. Crickex Sign Up will continue to provide key updates as Golden State prepares for their playoff push.