San Francisco, CA – Golden State Warriors shooting guard Buddy Hield was rushed to a local hospital on Sunday after collapsing during the team’s travel to their next road game. The incident occurred while the team was preparing for departure at the airport.
According to sources close to the situation, Hield, 31, suddenly fell unconscious while in the terminal, causing alarm among both teammates and staff. Medical personnel on site immediately responded, providing first aid before transporting him to the hospital for further examination. The Warriors have confirmed that Hield is currently undergoing tests, though the exact cause of the collapse remains unclear.
Warriors head coach Steve Kerr and the team’s medical staff have asked for privacy as Hield receives care. Kerr expressed his concern, stating, “Buddy is an important part of our team, and we’re all thinking of him. Right now, our priority is his health and well-being.”
Hield, who was acquired by the Warriors earlier this season, has been a reliable contributor off the bench, averaging double-digit points and providing veteran leadership in the locker room. His teammates have expressed support on social media, sending their thoughts and prayers.
The Warriors are awaiting further updates on Hield’s condition and have not made any official statements regarding his potential return to the court. The team will continue its road trip, though adjustments may be necessary depending on Hield’s recovery timeline.
Further updates will be provided once more information becomes available.
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