Around the NBA 2026-27

[Q-is-here]

Steph Curry hurt his oblique last night in Golden State's loss to the Rockets. Not sure how serious it is, but those have the potential to lay a guy out for multiple weeks. We'll learn more in the next day or so.

I bring this up because the East has been so pathetic against Western conference teams that the only "help" we're going to get unfortunately is from injuries. Unlike the Wolves, the Warriors simply don't have the other offensive weapons to absorb Steph's shots at nearly the same efficiency level.

[rapsuperstar31]

Steph Curry hurt his oblique last night in Golden State's loss to the Rockets. Not sure how serious it is, but those have the potential to lay a guy out for multiple weeks. We'll learn more in the next day or so.

I bring this up because the East has been so pathetic against Western conference teams that the only "help" we're going to get unfortunately is from injuries. Unlike the Wolves, the Warriors simply don't have the other offensive weapons to absorb Steph's shots at nearly the same efficiency level.

8-4 is currently in the play-in 7th spot! (OKC) It would be nice if the East could at least help a little bit. I can't remember a season the West started off so hot.

[Q-is-here]

Steph Curry hurt his oblique last night in Golden State's loss to the Rockets. Not sure how serious it is, but those have the potential to lay a guy out for multiple weeks. We'll learn more in the next day or so.

I bring this up because the East has been so pathetic against Western conference teams that the only "help" we're going to get unfortunately is from injuries. Unlike the Wolves, the Warriors simply don't have the other offensive weapons to absorb Steph's shots at nearly the same efficiency level.

8-4 is currently in the play-in 7th spot! (OKC) It would be nice if the East could at least help a little bit. I can't remember a season the West started off so hot.

The ineptitude of the East against West teams is downright embarrassing this season Rap. I don't know what the latest number is, but the West is something like 28-10 against the East. It's just nuts.

Back to Curry...Out for at least two weeks with the oblique injury and may likely be closer to 3 or 4.

[Mnwild1128]

Naz was fine in the role he had cause you could limit is to 24 minutes. Now he is a starter and is forcing things even more so than he did here at times. Kind of showing why the Wolves made the Randle trade rather than a different one of Kat and opting to start Naz.

[Monster]

Steph Curry hurt his oblique last night in Golden State's loss to the Rockets. Not sure how serious it is, but those have the potential to lay a guy out for multiple weeks. We'll learn more in the next day or so.

I bring this up because the East has been so pathetic against Western conference teams that the only "help" we're going to get unfortunately is from injuries. Unlike the Wolves, the Warriors simply don't have the other offensive weapons to absorb Steph's shots at nearly the same efficiency level.

8-4 is currently in the play-in 7th spot! (OKC) It would be nice if the East could at least help a little bit. I can't remember a season the West started off so hot.

The ineptitude of the East against West teams is downright embarrassing this season Rap. I don't know what the latest number is, but the West is something like 28-10 against the East. It's just nuts.

Back to Curry...Out for at least two weeks with the oblique injury and may likely be closer to 3 or 4.

Heck the Cavs lost to the Hornets who absolutely pummeled them on the boards. Kalkbrenner had 10 offensive rebounds.