Dropping out of the playoff picture obviously is not ideal for the Warriors, but they have one of the best players on the planet in Steph Curry on their roster and there is still plenty of time left to turn things around.

The basketball world lit up Saturday night as Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry delivered a jaw-dropping buzzer-beater against the Phoenix Suns. Trailing 65-61 at halftime, Curry showcased his signature brilliance by dribbling behind his back, weaving through defenders and launching a fading floater to beat the clock.

Golden State Warriors receive a tough injury update on Stephen Curry ahead of their upcoming game against the Clippers.

Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry missed Friday night’s game against the LA Clippers at Intuit Dome in Inglewood. This was a planned rest day for Curry, as the official designation was bilateral knee injury management.

Wednesday was vintage Curry on the NBA’s showcase stage. But the vociferation of his excellence felt like a simultaneous cry for help.

The Clippers beat the Warriors in each of their first two meetings. Los Angeles sits in seventh place at 17-13 despite missing Kawhi Leonard — who won’t debut Friday — all year. Wing Terance Mann is also listed as out with a broken finger.

The announcement follows Curry's impressive performance during the Warriors’ Christmas Day game against the Los Angeles Lakers. Despite his 38-point effort, including eight points in the final 26 seconds to tie the game, the Warriors suffered a heartbreaking 115-113 loss.

The Golden State Warriors have lost three in a row and dropped their sixth straight game to the Los Angeles Clippers on Friday night. However, Stephen Curry and Draymond Green both didn’t play due to injury.