**Stephen Curry to Miss Next Two Warriors Games Due to Ankle Injury**

The Golden State Warriors revealed on Monday that Stephen Curry underwent an MRI following an ankle injury sustained during their match against the Los Angeles Clippers. The MRI brought some relief as it showed no structural damage to Curry’s ankle; however, it did confirm a left peroneal strain that will sideline him until at least the end of the week.

Curry faced trouble with his left ankle twice in the second half of Sunday's 112-104 loss to the Clippers. The first incident saw him temporarily leave the court but return shortly after a few minutes. The second occurrence was more severe, with Curry visibly in pain after rolling his ankle and limping off the court. He did not return to the game after this incident.

The Warriors' medical team plans to reevaluate Curry on Friday. Consequently, he will miss the upcoming back-to-back games against the New Orleans Pelicans on October 29 and 30. These absences will mark the fourth and fifth games of the season for the Warriors, who currently have a 2-1 record from their first three games.