Curry suffered a pelvic contusion last Thursday and missed Saturday's loss to the Atlanta Hawks because of his injury. It was expected that Curry could return for his new teammate Jimmy Butler's revenge game vs. the Heat on Tuesday, but one move at the end of his Monday workout made training staff want to stay cautious regarding Curry's recovery.

The Golden State Warriors are uncertain about Stephen Curry's availability against the Miami Heat due to a left pelvic contusion. Curry's recent injury raises concerns as Warriors approach a crucial stretch in their playoff bid.

Per The Athletic's Anthony Slater, Curry will miss Tuesday's game against the Miami Heat amid his recovery from a pelvic bruise. Of note, Tuesday's contest against the Heat will mark the first time Jimmy Butler has played in Miami since being traded to Golden State in February.

However, Golden State Warriors legend Steph Curry solidified himself as the greatest shooter of all time and has entered the top 10 players of all time for many. At the very least, it’s undeniable that Curry’s impact on basketball has become a perimeter-oriented league.

Stephen Curry was almost finished with a rehabilitative workout Monday, needing to complete it absent obvious discomfort to return to play for the Golden State Warriors amid his pelvic contusion. “But at the very end of the workout

Jimmy Butler's arrival to the Golden State Warriors has shifted Stephen Curry's performance, allowing the team to shine in the second half of the season.