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Oakland, CA – The Golden State Warriors have been dealt a significant blow with the loss of superstar point guard Stephen Curry to a knee injury. However, head coach Steve Kerr is confident that his team can adapt and thrive without their leader.

“We’ve been in this situation before, and we know how to adjust,” Kerr said in a recent press conference. “We’ll have to rely on our depth and our other players to step up and fill the void left by Steph.”

Without Curry, the Warriors will have to change their offensive approach. Curry is the team’s primary ball-handler and playmaker, and his absence will require others to take on those responsibilities.

“We’ll have to be more deliberate in our offense,” Kerr explained. “We’ll have to use more ball movement and player movement to create scoring opportunities. It’s not going to be easy, but we have the personnel to make it work.”

One player who will be counted on to step up in Curry’s absence is guard Klay Thompson. Thompson has been playing some of the best basketball of his career, and Kerr is confident that he can handle the added responsibility of being the team’s primary scorer.

“Klay is a proven scorer, and he’s been playing great basketball lately,” Kerr said. “We’ll look to him to take on a bigger role in our offense, and we’re confident that he’ll be able to deliver.”

Another player who will be called upon to contribute more is guard Jordan Poole. Poole has been playing well off the bench, and Kerr is considering giving him more playing time in Curry’s absence.

“Jordan has been playing great basketball, and he’s earned the right to play more,” Kerr said. “We’ll see how it goes, but we’re confident that he can help us in a bigger role.”

The Warriors will also have to rely on their big men, such as Draymond Green and Kevon Looney, to control the paint and provide scoring opportunities.

“Draymond and Kevon are our anchors in the paint, and we’ll need them to play big minutes and provide a presence in the paint,” Kerr said.

Overall, the Warriors are confident that they can adapt to life without Curry and still compete at a high level. It won’t be easy, but with the talent and depth they have on their roster, they’re up for the challenge.

“We’ll miss Steph, but we’re not going to use his injury as an excuse,” Kerr said. “We’ll find a way to win, and we’ll keep moving forward.”