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Stephen Curry suffered a pelvic contusion, but an MRI showed no structural damage from a nasty fall Thursday night against the Raptors, the Golden State Warriors announced Friday. Curry is not traveling with the team to Atlanta for a game against the Hawks on Saturday, and he will be re-evaluated on Monday.

Steph Curry left Thursday’s Warriors game against the Raptors after taking a hard fall driving down the paint. Curry, 37, suffered a pelvic contusion after the sequence in the third quarter that sent the Golden State star falling on his tailbone during a 117-114 win at Chase Center.

Curry is wearing extra padding for tailbone protection and said he can still feel the soreness, but he can play.

After missing two games with a pelvic contusion, the All-Star point guard is expected to return on Friday against the Pelicans.

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry exited Thursday night's 117-114 win over the Toronto Raptors and was quickly ruled out with a pelvic contusion after a hard fall in the third quarter. The injury came as Curry attempted to drive to the basket.

Stephen Curry managed to entertain the crowd with a full-court shot that stunned fans in attendance before their game on Saturday.

The 37-year-old superstar stayed down on the ground underneath the Warriors’ basket while the play went the other way, then Toronto called timeout.