Curry: I feel sad to lose to the Timberwolves, I could have come back in Game 6

According to an article by US sports media F/W Nico Martinez. After a cruel loss to Wolves, Curry reflects on a series of events that led to the team's collapse. Curry missed the final four games of the series, which he said was one of the toughest moments of his career.

"It's been a tough guy, this is the first time for me," Curry said in a press conference at the end of the season. "Every season ends in some way, in the form. We have four years of endings that are great for us, and other times, you put everything on the court and try to try to get into the playoffs or keep your season alive. It's weird to sit on the sidelines. You want you to do something there, but this year it's not on the line. We've put in a huge effort to give ourselves a chance since February. All we want is a chance. Ending the year like we did, getting into the playoffs and winning the first round, there's definitely a lot to be proud of, given where we are. But I'm sure disappointed, and frankly, I just regret not playing there and being able to play. So, hopefully we'll come back next year and have a bright future." The Warriors ranked 11th in the Western Conference and then climbed up in the standings and won the first round against the Rockets. Butler's arrival has injected new vitality into the team, but they need to stay healthy to play a major role. At this stage of his career, Curry knew how important health is and how much it could affect the season’s outcome. The

The Warriors felt good about their championship odds, but Curry's injury in Game 1 reversed the series. He played for only 13 minutes in the series opener and then he could be seen looking in pain. Later I found out that this was a Level 1 hamstring strain, which is an unknown area for the 2nd MVP. If the Warriors win at least one game in his absence, Curry could return in Game 6.

"Everything was a bit consistent in Game 6," he told reporters on Thursday that he might return. "I have some tests to do, who knows what the outcome will be, because I haven't been online since Game 1. The first time I've dealt with this injury. I'm optimistic, but there are a few checkpoints to review."

After such a feel-good story this season, it's hardly the ending of the Warriors. But without their number one star, the Warriors would have no hope of winning the series, and all they could do is try to extend it long enough to see Curry return. Now that the Warriors have been officially eliminated, they can enter the offseason and start preparing for the next season. With Curry and Butler expected to stay healthy on Opening Night, all they need is the right supporting role to lead another dominant season.

Whether it's more help from center or wings, the Warriors will be active in the market, and they will definitely build the best team around their beloved "Big Three". However, their playoff success depends on Curry's presence, which is why the Warriors' mission in the 2025-26 season is more important than ever.