It was a scary Friday morning for warriors fans as Stephen Curry was in a car accident off highway 24 in Oakland. Another car lost control and slid right into Curry’s porsche.

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It was a frightening start to Friday for Golden State Warriors fans as news broke that Stephen Curry was involved in a car accident off Highway 24 in Oakland.

According to early reports, the accident occurred during the morning commute when another vehicle lost control due to slick road conditions and slid directly into Curry’s Porsche. The impact caused visible damage to both vehicles, but thankfully, Curry walked away unharmed.

Details of the Incident

The collision took place near the offramp connecting Highway 24 to Interstate 580 around 8:00 AM. Witnesses at the scene say that weather may have played a role, with wet roads possibly contributing to the other driver’s loss of control. The driver of the other car was also reported to be uninjured.

Emergency responders arrived quickly, and no one required hospitalization. Curry was reportedly calm and cooperative at the scene, and later confirmed to local media that he was “thankful to be okay.”

Warriors Provide Statement

The Golden State Warriors released a brief statement later in the day:

“We’re grateful that Stephen is safe and uninjured after this morning’s accident. He has been evaluated and cleared. He will remain with the team and is expected to play in the next game.”

Fans React with Relief

News of the accident spread quickly on social media, sparking a wave of concern among fans. #CurrySafe began trending on X (formerly Twitter) within the hour, as supporters expressed their relief and well-wishes.

One fan posted: “We can’t lose Steph — not even off the court. So glad he’s alright.”

Looking Ahead

While the incident was a sobering reminder of how quickly things can happen, it appears Curry escaped without injury. He is expected to join the team for practice and remain available for upcoming games.

For now, Warriors Nation can breathe a collective sigh of relief — their superstar is safe.