EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsGolden State Warriors superstar guard Stephen Curry left the team's open practice in San Francisco on Sunday night, limping to the locker room after appearing to tweak his right knee on a perimeter move.Curry was lined up against reserve guard De'Anthony Melton on the wing when he showed frustration after a misstep, banging the basketball on the floor. Action stopped and Curry's teammates expressed immediate concern at his discomfort.There was no immediate update from the Warriors.This is the same knee that caused Curry major trouble last season, forcing him to miss 27 games the final two months while dealing with what the team deemed "runner's knee."Curry returned for the final few games, but spent his summer attempting to get his knee and body right for training camp. He received the full green light for practice, but Warriors coach Steve Kerr has been clear they intended to ramp Curry up slowly for the season, protecting the knee.Curry will turn 39 in March. The Warriors open the season Wednesday night in Los Angeles against the Lakers.
