Some are worried about Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry, who suffered severe pain late in Game 3 of the NBA Finals against the Boston Celtics on Wednesday, but he plans to be in the game. of the next meeting.

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Curry was struggling for possession with minutes to go in the fourth quarter when rivals Al Horford fell on his foot. After getting up with difficulty, he continued to play, except that the journalists wanted to check with him if he will be able to participate in the fourth match of the series, Friday, at TD Garden.

On this, Curry was unequivocal.

“I will be okay. I was stuck; Obviously, there was trouble, but I'll get through it. We'll see how I feel and I'll be ready for the next game, he told the media. I don't think I will miss a game. I will take advantage of these 48 hours of break to prepare myself.

The Warriors are down 2-1 following a 116-100 loss in enemy territory. Still, Curry is delivering a compelling performance, having amassed 94 points overall since the start of the matchup.

"The injury didn't force him out of the game, but I replaced him with two minutes to go and a 14-point gap. We weren't going to come back from behind, admitted Golden State head coach Steve Kerr. We will see one day at a time.”