The Golden State Warriors have moved to 3-0 in their first-round series against the San Antonio Spurs last night, but once again, they could be dealing with an injury to one of their key players in Kevin Durant.

The Warriors defeated the Spurs on Thursday night 110-97 at the AT&T Center in San Antonio, and Durant lead the way when it came to points on the night, as he scored 26 points and added nine rebounds, six assists, and shooting 9-of-17 from the field.

However, during the fourth quarter of their victory, the Golden State star left the game after rolling on his ankle. After being checked on by Warriors staff on the bench for several minutes, he left the floor for the locker room shortly before the end of the game.

The Warriors were able to see out the result without him, but they're hoping the injury won't mean he'll miss their potential final game of the series this weekend, or any future games in the playoffs this season, and that doesn't appear to be the case.

Speaking to ESPN's Chris Haynes after the game, Durant said that his ankle is 'good' and that the injury 'nothing' but 'a quick roll.' He added: "It didn't completely turn. I'm fine."

This is great news for Warriors fans as it likely means the forward will be available for selection in Game 4 of their first-round playoff series against the Spurs on Sunday.

Durant had already missed six games near the end of the regular season because of a rib injury, so Golden State will be glad that he isn't expected to miss any more time.

The forward wasn't the only Warriors player to pick up an injury during the game, as guard Shaun Livingston also sprained his ankle in the fourth quarter. Livingston's injury looked worse than Durant's, but the team's head coach, Steve Kerr is pretty confident that both players should be alright.

He said: "Both sprained ankles. But I think they'll be all right."

The Warriors are still dealing with the injury of Steph Curry, who has missed all of their first-round games so far due to a Grade 2 MCL sprain he suffered to his left knee suffered March 23. He still isn't expected to be back on the court until the second round of the playoffs, but the team will just be glad that no other players are joining him on the sidelines.

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