Warriors All-Star PG Stephen Curry out indefinitely with sprained ligament in left foot

Curry was injured during a controversial play against the Celtics on Wednesday night when his leg got rolled on by Boston guard Marcus Smart as both players wrestled for a loose ball. Warriors head coach Steve Kerr was critical of Smart following the contest.

"I thought it was a dangerous play," Kerr said. "I thought Marcus dove into Steph, and that's what I was upset about. A lot of respect for Marcus. He's a hell of a player, a gamer, a competitor. I coached him in the World Cup a few summers ago. We talked after the game and we're good. But I thought it was a dangerous play."

The Celtics' scrappy, defensive pest claimed there was no ill-intent on the play though.

"I saw the ball, I dove for the ball, trying to make a play," Smart said. "Unfortunately that occurred. ... I'm sure I'm going to get called dirty. But I know who I am. ... I play very hard and I leave everything on the court. ... My teammates, my colleagues, they know I'm not a dirty player."

Per ESPN's Kendra Andrews: 

Curry's injury comes just one game after the return of Green from a back injury that kept him out two and a half months. Between that game on Monday and Wednesday's game, Curry, Green and Klay Thompson have played a total of just 11 minutes together this season. And the Warriors have yet to play a game with all five of their regular starters -- Kevon Looney and Andrew Wiggins.

Golden State is currently in third place in the Western Conference standings at 47-23.