MINNEAPOLIS — Stephen Curry sat in a chair with clothes that looked like he was ready to take on 18 holes on the golf course rather than the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Or more accurately, rigorous rehab.
He walked gingerly out of the visitors' locker room and into the Minneapolis night Tuesday, his left hamstring the cause of concern for the Golden State Warriors and, honestly, the NBA.
Inside the Warriors locker room, the conversations had were not of a team that had lost its leader for possibly an extended period of time.
You couldn’t tell if there was fear their season relies heavily on the results of an MRI test Wednesday morning, nor could you tell how exhausted they were following a physical and emotional test in the first round.