The Golden State Warriors have ruled out star point guard Stephen Curry for Wednesday night's game against the Western Conference-leading Oklahoma City Thunder because of pain in both knees. Curry was downgraded to out on the NBA injury report with bilateral knee,

Curry is listed as out for Wednesday night’s game against the Thunder at the Chase Center with bilateral patellofemoral pain in both knees. The medical jargon is also known as runner’s knee, and it means Curry is experiencing pain around or behind both kneecaps.

Predictions, picks and odds as the OKC Thunder faces the Golden State Warriors on the road Wednesday. Plus, injury updates and news.

Golden State Warriors star point guard Stephen Curry will miss Wednesday's game against the Oklahoma City Thunder due to a knee injury, per ESPN's

The Golden State Warriors are looking to avoid a third-straight loss on Wednesday night when they face the Oklahoma City Thunder at Chase Center. Golden State a

The Thunder will have the same cast of characters out. Chet Holmgren (hip fracture) is out. Jaylin Williams (hamstring strain) is out. Ousmane Dieng (finger fracture) is out. Alex Caruso (hip strain) is out. Isaiah Joe (calf contusion) is questionable. Nikola Topic (torn ACL) is out. Alex Ducas (G League two-way) is out.

Stephen Curry and Jonathan Kuminga both find themselves on the Warriors' injury report ahead of a critical matchup against the Thunder.

Before Wednesday's contest against the Thunder, a pair of key players were listed on the latest injury report for the Warriors. Stephen Curry is listed as questionable against the

This injury update doesn't come as a complete shock since Curry has appeared on injury reports here and there while dealing with left knee bursitis. He hasn't missed any games for