OAKLAND, Calif. -- Star guard Stephen Curry remains questionable for Game 2 of the Golden State Warriors' playoff series against the Houston Rockets on Monday, after rolling his right ankle in the second quarter of Game 1.

Though Curry was present for his team's practice on Sunday, he got treatment on the ankle rather than participate. Curry arrived at the practice facility with no visible limp, but did not shoot after practice, as is his usual routine.

Warriors coach Steve Kerr said of Curry's status, "He's questionable. He didn't practice today. He's getting treatment. We'll have an update tomorrow.

"He's doing a little better than yesterday. Again, he'll get treatment today, get some rest, get off his feet, and do the same thing tomorrow at shootaround and see how he's feeling."

On how the Warriors might adjust, Kerr quipped, "Kind of changes things. We don't seem to be as good of a coaching staff when Steph goes out. I don't know why.

"Steph missed three or four games this year. We did fine. We've got to find different ways to score, but we'll prepare for that and see what happens."

Warriors scuffle without Curry Stephen Curry played a little less than 20 minutes, and even though the Warriors romped to a Game 1 win, they were outscored while the star guard was on the bench. Curry On Curry Off Scoring diff. +28 -2 FG pct. 55.3 34.0 3-pt FG pct. 7-12 3-13 Off. efficiency 119 84 -- ESPN Stats & Information

Kerr said Shaun Livingston will start if Curry cannot.

The Warriors went 2-1 in the three games Curry missed during the regular season: a 114-91 loss to Dallas on Dec. 30, a 114-110 win over the Rockets on Dec. 31 and a 109-105 win over the Hawks on March 1.

When asked whether he expects Curry to play, Warriors center Andrew Bogut said, "I'm not sure at this point. He's still banged up, still rehabbing yesterday. You know Steph's competitive and wants to play every game he can, but I think we're in a position where we'll probably be smart, as Coach Kerr said."

If the Warriors do rest Curry for Game 2, it will provide him an extended layoff. Game 3 in Houston is on Thursday.

"We always factor [the schedule] in," Kerr said. "One way to look at it is if we don't play him, that's ... four [days] in between. Again, we'll reassess tomorrow."