Steph Curry Reveals Who's To Blame for Ankle Injury

Stephen Curry made his long-awaited return to the Brilliant State Champions on Monday after missing three games with a lower leg injury.
The Heroes star was sidelined after injuring his lower left leg during a game against the Los Angeles Trimmers on October 27.
Despite the injury, Curry was fortunate that it was not as serious as initially thought and he was able to recover in time to return to the field.
During the final quarter, Curry temporarily injured his lower left leg after an injury earlier in the game.
He tried to continue playing despite the first injury, but it quickly became clear that this was not the wisest decision.
Curry later admitted that he made a mistake by not paying extra attention to the injury at all times.
When asked if the first lower leg injury contributed to the second injury, Curry responded: "Adrenaline fueled me. " But luckily, it was only a week and I feel good now," Curry said, expressing relief that the injury had not worsened and that he was able.
He has been plagued by injuries many times throughout his life, but he has always been able to return to the game quickly.
Curry's return was crucial for the Brilliant State, which is continuing its winning streak with its first win of the season.
This game is expected to be a great one as both teams have their strengths to show and the season's unique demands.
Curry and the Fighters should be at their best in Boston as they expect him to perform better upon his return to the team.
In the end, Curry's leg injury was a minor accident and his quick recovery allowed the Fighters to remain a mainstay throughout the season.