Brooklyn Nets guard Seth Curry will be sidelined for at least two weeks due to a sciatic nerve issue, the team announced. An MRI confirmed the diagnosis following concerns about his lower back and pelvis.

According to a source, Curry underwent the MRI to assess the discomfort he’s been experiencing. The results revealed a problem with his sciatic nerve, which can cause pain and numbness radiating down the leg. The Nets are awaiting further evaluation in two weeks to determine the extent of his recovery and a timeline for his return to the court.

Curry, a veteran shooter, has been a valuable contributor to the Nets' lineup this season. His absence will undoubtedly impact the team’s offensive capabilities, particularly from beyond the arc. The Nets will need to adjust their strategy and rely on other players to fill the scoring void.

This injury adds to the Nets' existing challenges as they navigate a competitive NBA season. The team's coaching staff will need to manage the roster effectively and ensure that Curry receives the appropriate treatment to facilitate a full and speedy recovery. Further updates on Curry’s progress will be provided as they become available.