And welcome to an emergency edition.

Andy Lou, we didn't want to have to do this episode.

No disrespect to our guests, who we love and adore, but generally not the terms we have

him on. We have Dr. Narav Pandya joining us to discuss Steph Curry's injury. Doc, how you doing?

Doing all right. I agree with you. This was not the thing I wanted to talk about heading into

the playoffs. They're like the Grim Reaper. If we see you on, it's, uh, these are dark times, Doc.

These are dark times. There's only so much time left from the regular season. And,

and I mean, this is the best player at the, this is not like it's james wiseman love james wiseman but it's just stuff curry and uh i mean give give us shoot us straight how bad is it right so i think number

one last night you know the thing you're worried about the most is anything broken because that's

immediate you're gone you're done season's over um you know see you next next year um you know and then

they said they're getting this this MRI and the fact that

they got the MRI like immediately, you know, was a little bit concerning because typically, you know,

with foot injuries, you're like, look, let's check it out the next day. If it's sore, things don't

look good. Let's, you know, let's check structure that connects two bones together. And, you know, there's some degree

of tearing over there. And the one you get concerned about a lot is the Lillus-Frank ligament,

which is what you hear NFL players get. They didn't name that in the report, but, you know,

there are a lot of little ligaments in there and other ones are fine, but if that one's injured, that's the one that could be potentially surgical if, you know, he sees a specialist who says that, or something

that could take six to eight weeks to kind of heal on the back end. So there's still a lot of uncertainty,

even though nothing was broken. We still don't know the exact time frame based on, based on what

was reported. The message that's been put out there through woe, shams, and just that,

you know, the general media apparatus is there's optimism with the Warriors that he will be back

before the playoffs. Now, that could mean the playoffs or his first game or something like that. But

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