On May 19, Beijing time, ESPN reported that although the west battle has been smooth, Durant's failure to return has always been a hidden danger for the Warriors. The injury review of Adu on Thursday local time showed that he was still unable to train on the field, and the team will check him again a week later. According to Warriors coach Steve Cole, it is impossible to give a specific time for Adu to return.

Cole said: "The correct way to say it is that there is an approximate time of absence for the calf injury, which he (Adu) already knows. Rick (Celebrini, the medical director of the team) told me that you really can't give a specific time. It depends on the physical reaction and the severity of the strain, there will be a general range. This strain (treatment) It took longer than he used to, but it was OK. According to the current recovery level, he will recover better. We believe he will come back, but the time is unknown. "

As a team mate for many years, the Warriors players are ready to lose him. Green said: "I think as a player, you have to do this. We can't wait to ask him when he will come back. We have to play and give him a chance to come back. This is our responsibility. We are a much better team with him, both offensive and defensive. But now we are full of confidence. We all come forward and make our own contributions, which is the most important. "

According to the schedule, the finals will start on May 31, Beijing time, three weeks before the injury of Adu. Thompson said: "It's obvious that we miss him (Adu). He hasn't changed my way of playing. I just play my game and hope he can recover as soon as possible. It's unlucky to be injured, but this is part of the sport. We don't often need him to come back to complete the three consecutive championships, which is no secret."

On May 19, Beijing time, ESPN reported that although the west battle has been smooth, Durant's failure to return has always been a hidden danger for the Warriors. The injury review of Adu on Thursday local time showed that he was still unable to train on the field, and the team will check him again a week later. According to Warriors coach Steve Cole, it is impossible to give a specific time for Adu to return.

Cole said: "The correct way to say it is that there is an approximate time of absence for the calf injury, which he (Adu) already knows. Rick (Celebrini, the medical director of the team) told me that you really can't give a specific time. It depends on the physical reaction and the severity of the strain, there will be a general range. This strain (treatment) It took longer than he used to, but it was OK. According to the current recovery level, he will recover better. We believe he will come back, but the time is unknown. "

As a team mate for many years, the Warriors players are ready to lose him. Green said: "I think as a player, you have to do this. We can't wait to ask him when he will come back. We have to play and give him a chance to come back. This is our responsibility. We are a much better team with him, both offensive and defensive. But now we are full of confidence. We all come forward and make our own contributions, which is the most important. "

According to the schedule, the finals will start on May 31, Beijing time, three weeks before the injury of Adu. Thompson said: "It's obvious that we miss him (Adu). He hasn't changed my way of playing. I just play my game and hope he can recover as soon as possible. It's unlucky to be injured, but this is part of the sport. We don't often need him to come back to complete the three consecutive championships, which is no secret."