If there's one player that Golden State Warriors fans never want to be rushed back onto the court after injury, it's Steph Curry. For as much as the Warriors ne

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.

Backup forward Kyle Anderson muscled through an and-1 layup with 5:45 left on Wednesday night to give the Warriors a 96-93 lead on the Thunder. It forced an Oklahoma City timeout, the brief high point of a game Golden State trailed nearly the entire way.