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1 week ago – via Mark Medina @ USA Today Sports

As for Curry doing so after missing the past 35 games? That is a different story. “It’s like riding a bike. He’s going to be able to shoot when he’s 85,” Kerr said. “Nothing really surprises me with Steph. The guy is so skilled that to be honest, even not picking up a ball for two months, I expect him to make every shot.”

1 week ago – via Kerith Burke @ NBC Sports

What has Steph been doing on his off time? I talked to Steph briefly at a game recently and he told me he’s bored, ha. While he’s out of his basketball routine, he’s had more time for family, charity events, and business interests. He said he’s been trying to read more books. He finished Andre Iguodala’s book “Sixth Man.” He’s also been in touch with Davidson about what he’d need to do to finish his degree.

1 week ago – via Twitter KerithBurke

Splash Brothers to be reevaluated in February

Kerith Burke: Word from the Warriors is Steph will be reevaluted on Feb 1 and Klay will be reevaluted at the All Star Break regarding their injuries and potential playing dates this season.

1 week ago – via Drew Shiller @ NBC Sports

Stephen Curry back in March?

Warriors coach Steve Kerr sat down with Yahoo’s Chris Haynes just before Christmas and was asked about Curry’s status. “His injury is not nearly as serious as Klay’s because we’re dealing with a hand and not a knee,” Kerr said on the “Posted Up” podcast. “We’ll re-evaluate Steph sometime in February, but I think there’s an excellent chance he comes back sometime in March — late in the season. “Our fans deserve to see him play, he’s dying to play, our young players want to play with him. So if we can get him back at the end of the season, it would be great.”

1 week ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: As reporters were leaving Warriors practice: Steph Curry emerged for a shooting workout with Steve Nash and Bruce Fraser. He was using his left hand. First time we’ve seen it in use since he broke it.

1 week ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry getting in another shooting workout pregame tonight, using left hand without any type of wrap/brace

1 week ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry out doing post practice drills with teammates, using that surgically repaired left hand pic.twitter.com/3Svdejnbix

1 week ago – via Twitter wcgoldberg

Wes Goldberg: Steph Curry is getting a shooting workout in with assistant coach Bruce Fraser is the practice facility before tonight’s game against the Bucks. Using his surgically repaired left hand.

4 weeks ago – via Twitter loganmmurdock

Logan Murdock: Steve Kerr says Stephen Curry has been doing “basketball movements” on the floor (cardio, slides, etc). Kerr says he’ll be around the team more and more but hasn’t picked up a ball.

4 weeks ago – via Twitter loganmmurdock

Logan Murdock: Stephen Curry is in the building tonight at Chase without a cast. Had a second surgery recently in LA.

1 month ago – via Twitter ShamsCharania

Stephen Curry undergoes second surgery

Shams Charania: Warriors’ Stephen Curry has undergone a second surgery on his broken left hand to remove pins from first procedure, league sources tell @The Athletic @Stadium. Curry is still on track to be re-evaluated in February.

2 months ago – via Monte Poole @ NBC Sports

There was pain, very real pain, which Curry chose not to acknowledge upon first examination. “When I get hurt,” he told NBC Sports Bay Area on Friday as his teammates lost to the Miami Heat, “I’m always in denial.” Phase Two in the wake of injury was humor. Curry chose laughing over wincing. “Nobody was really telling me anything as we were going through the process to diagnose the injury,” he recalled. “And I was joking around, trying to distract myself because it was hurting.”

2 months ago – via Monte Poole @ NBC Sports

Which is not to say Curry isn’t eager to return to the court — or that he has taken a break from the game he loves. He still goes into Chase Center for rehab sessions and cardio work. He sits on the bench during games. “It’s just hardest on your competitive spirit,” Curry said. “When you get around basketball and get around the locker room with the guys, that’s the part I miss the most. And I love to play. “Three months is — and I’d only played three-and-a-half games — just weird. It’s unfamiliar territory. I’m enjoying the downtime, because it was unheard of, in my experience, in the middle of a season. It’s just weird.”

2 months ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Stephen Curry not done for the season

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry says he expects to return this season, some time in early spring.

2 months ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Stephen Curry said he has to undergo a second procedure in early December to remove some pins, etc. Said he hopes to be on the road come Jan. 1 to be around the team.

2 months ago – via Twitter loganmmurdock

Logan Murdock: Stephen Curry is expected to speak to the media pregame at 6:45.

2 months ago – via Yahoo! Sports

Curry’s personal trainer Brandon Payne went on NBC Sports NBA Insider Tom Haberstroh’s “The Habershow Podcast” and discussed a number of things, from why Steph doesn’t like running a lot of high pick-and-rolls to the timetable for Curry’s return. Since the injury is to Curry’s hand and not an area where injuries are more common (i.e. ankle, knee), Payne is unsure when Curry will be able to return to the court. “I know he wants to,” Payne told Haberstroh of Curry returning this season. “It’s all going to depend on how this rehab process plays out. It’s three months to reevaluation and then at that point, we’ll have a better idea of the timeline and what he can and can’t do. Those first few weeks are going to be critical in just how the movement comes back in the wrist and how the hand responds to the activity.”

2 months ago – via Twitter KerithBurke

Kerith Burke: Steve Kerr said he has “no idea” where the report Steph Curry wont play this season came from. He said he talked to Bob Myers and Rick Celebrini and “nothing has changed.” Reiterated the plan is to reevaluate Steph after three months and play him when he’s ready.

2 months ago – via Twitter wcgoldberg

Wes Goldberg: Steve Kerr said he was “confused” by an earlier report indicating that Steph Curry wouldn’t play again this season. Added he didn’t know who the “source” was in the story. “I’m a pretty good source.”

2 months ago – via Twitter RicBucher

Ric Bucher: A clarification from my story today citing a source saying Steph Curry is likely to miss the remainder of the season: while the injury was worse than originally thought, he wouldn’t play again this season because there’s no competitive reason. Story is being updated.

2 months ago – via Connor Letourneau @ San Francisco Chronicle

Warriors deny Curry report

A Bleacher Report story suggesting that Warriors guard Stephen Curry is unlikely to return this season from a broken bone in his left hand is inaccurate, according to multiple team sources. “That’s complete hogwash,” one source told The Chronicle. “Like we’ve said, he’s going to get re-evaluated in three months, and we’ll go from there. There’s no reason to believe right now that he can’t play this season.”

2 months ago – via Connor Letourneau @ San Francisco Chronicle

In the Bleacher Report story, reporter Ric Bucher wrote that Curry’s “fracture was worse than originally thought.” Multiple team sources have denied that claim, saying the fracture wasn’t any worse than anticipated.

3 months ago – via Marc J. Spears @ ESPN

Stephen Curry still playing in the 2020 Olympics?

Injured Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry “absolutely” still plans to make himself available to play for USA Basketball during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, his father, Dell Curry, told ESPN’s The Undefeated.

3 months ago – via Marc J. Spears @ ESPN

The 2020 Tokyo Olympics begin on July 24, 2020. “Absolutely. That was definitely a goal coming into this year. He wants to play in the Olympics,” Dell Curry told ESPN’s The Undefeated on Friday night. “This is a little setback, but hopefully it’s a goal he can strive for through his rehab.”

3 months ago – via Marc J. Spears @ ESPN

“Anytime you have a major surgery like that, even with a hand, he’s doing the best he can,” said Dell Curry, now a television color commentator for the Charlotte Hornets. “It was a tough, tough injury, but he’s doing the best he can. Three to four months, not sure when he is going to come back. Has to take his time and come back with it. … He’s been through injuries before with the ankle. He understands the rehab that it takes to get through it. He knows about injuries and what goes through that. He’s got to be patient and make sure he is fully healthy before he comes back.”

3 months ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Steve Kerr on Stephen Curry being out at least the next three months: “That’s just what it is. It’s not really about anything other than just preparing the team to play tonight and for the foreseeable future.”

3 months ago – via Twitter wcgoldberg

Wes Goldberg: Steve Kerr on Curry’s injury, along with all the others: “It’s been kind of a crazy run. Especially if you lump it back together with the last couple games of last season.”

3 months ago – via Twitter wojespn

Adrian Wojnarowski: Dr. Steven Shin — who performed surgery on Steph Curry’s left hand — also did procedure on Drew Brees’ broken thumb. For Curry, significant part of return depends on ability to take hit on hand and not re-injure it. This is truly 3-4 month timeline to make sure bone fully heals

3 months ago – via Twitter TheSteinLine

Stephen Curry out three months

Marc Stein: Stephen Curry underwent successful surgery Friday on his broken left hand, league sources say. Curry is expected to miss at least three months

3 months ago – via Twitter ShamsCharania

Shams Charania: Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry will be re-evaluated in three months after surgery on his broken left hand, team says.

3 months ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry via Instagram

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Steph Curry via Instagram pic.twitter.com/8gnycQIpxr

— Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) October 31, 2019

3 months ago – via Connor Letourneau @ San Francisco Chronicle

Golden State is expecting no further update Thursday, but it hopes to know Friday whether Curry will require surgery and how much time he might miss. Warriors head coach Steve Kerr won’t have media availability until more is known about Curry’s injury. The typical recovery for a broken hand is five to eight weeks, but it can take longer if the person requires surgery. Per a source, the Warriors are bracing for Curry to miss at least a month.

3 months ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Per Warriors, Stephen Curry had the CT scan, but now he’s going to have specialists look at the results. Golden State is expecting no further update today. The hope is it will know tomorrow whether Curry will require surgery and how long he might be out.

3 months ago – via Twitter KingJames

LeBron James: @StephenCurry30 Speedy and healthy recovery brother!!! 🙏🏾

3 months ago – via Fade Away World

Stephen Curry out at least two months?

In light of this reality, the Warriors are shifting their focus this season. (via ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski) “I don’t think there’s anybody in Golden State who expects Stephen Curry back at least within the next couple of months,” Woj said. “Bob Myers will be out on the road scouting because they’re going to have a very high draft pick in this coming draft.

3 months ago – via USA Today Sports

“Luckily, it wasn’t anything more serious than that, especially seeing Klay out for the whole season and myself out for the whole year,” Durant said. “I’m sure he’ll be back playing again, but it was tough to see him just break his hand on TV. He’s been doing so much and the team is still transitioning and it’s a new group and a young group, so he’s trying to do so much.”

3 months ago – via In Street Clothes

The InStreetClothes.com/SMART database has seven recent examples of second metacarpal fractures, including Westbrook, Danny Green, and Nikola Vucevic. Of these seven players, four required surgery. The average missed time for these injuries is 16 games. The recovery time for non-surgical cases is cut in half as these individuals missed an average of just eight games. Curry is slated to undergo a CT scan at some point Thursday to determine the extent of the break. The team will then determine whether or not he will require a trip to the operating room. For now, Warriors fans can brace themselves for at least a two week absence with more prolonged timeline if surgery is required.

3 months ago – via Twitter MarcJSpearsESPN

Marc J. Spears: “It’s unfortunate one of our guys going down. Our leader. Hopefully he doesn’t need surgery and he’s back sooner rather than later. We will see… It’s hard and make things get harder… Wish we could get one practice with our full team here,” @Draymond Green to @TheUndefeated

3 months ago – via Twitter CBSSportsNBA

CBS NBA: “Aron Baynes came up after the game and wanted to know how Steph was doing. You could tell he felt really bad.” — Steve Kerr After Steph Curry’s injury, @ColinCBSSports gathered reactions from the Warriors and Suns at Chase Center cbssports.com/nba/news/steph…

3 months ago – via Twitter KerithBurke

Kerith Burke: I got more info from Bob Myers. He said Steph Curry will have a CT scan to determine if surgery is next the next step. A cast on Steph’s broken left hand could be an option too. Estimated time of recovery unknown right now.

3 months ago – via Twitter NickFriedell

Nick Friedell: Just saw Warriors GM Bob Myers walking back to locker room — he said Stephen Curry will have an MRI and a CT scan either later tonight or tomorrow. Timeline for a return won’t be known until after those tests are complete.

3 months ago – via Twitter NickFriedell

Nick Fridell: Stephen Curry has left Chase Center. He is headed to hospital for more tests.

3 months ago – via Twitter jovanbuha

Jovan Buha: Pat Beverley started his postgame availabitly with a comment on Steph Curry’s injury: “First off, I wanna say prayer’s up to Steph, man. I heard he broke his hand today. Been my brother since college. So prayer’s up to him.”

3 months ago – via Twitter ThompsonScribe

Steph Curry breaks hand

Marcus Thompson: Sources: Stephen Curry has a broken left hand

3 months ago – via Twitter

Warriors PR: Stephen Curry has a broken left hand.

9 months ago – via Twitter KerithBurke

Kerith Burke: Steph’s middle finger, the one he dislocated on his left hand, is taped to his ring finger as he does warmups. Steph said at practice he’ll play through the pain. Not much he can do about it.

9 months ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Steve Kerr on Stephen Curry’s finger: “I haven’t even talked to him about it, to be honest with you. … He’s getting used to (the tape), I assume. It’s not even something worth bringing up.”

9 months ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Stephen Curry, who still has his left middle finger wrapped, gets up shots in Houston:

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Stephen Curry, who still has his left middle finger wrapped, gets up shots in Houston: pic.twitter.com/pOkOKcbsRp

— Connor Letourneau (@Con_Chron) May 4, 2019

9 months ago – via Twitter NickFriedell

Nick Friedell: Steph on how his finger’s feeling. “It’s all right. It’s going to hurt, but it is what is at this point.”

9 months ago – via Twitter NickFriedell

Nick Friedell: Curry is going through his normal post-practice shooting routine. Kerr says Curry went through all of practice with no issues. Curry’s middle and ring fingers are still taped together but he appears to be fine.

9 months ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Steve Kerr said Stephen Curry’s finger is fine but also helpful Warriors don’t play Game 3 until Saturday

9 months ago – via San Francisco Chronicle

Warriors guard Stephen Curry is thankful that his dislocated left middle finger Tuesday didn’t end up being a more serious injury. “It hurts, but it’s all right,” Curry said after Golden State’s 115-109 win over the Rockets in Game 2 of the Western Conference semifinals. “Didn’t break anything. Fortunate, and some higher power’s looking out for me on that one. Just gotta deal with pain and, hopefully, before Saturday that goes away and will be fine.”

9 months ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Steve Kerr said Klay Thompson and Steph Curry are fine with their ankles and are good to go for tomorrow

9 months ago – via Twitter MarkBermanFox26

Mark Berman: Steve Kerr updates Warriors injury situation: Steph Curry (ankle) will play and Klay Thompson (ankle) will warm up and try to play. Says “it’s trending in the right direction.” Said Klay had an MRI and it’s clear. Will “literally” be a game-time decision for Klay. pic.twitter.com/IROPxohCQd

9 months ago – via ESPN

Golden State Warriors All-Stars Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson are “questionable” for Sunday’s Game 1 against the Houston Rockets in the NBA’s Western Conference semifinals because of right ankle injuries, according to Warriors coach Steve Kerr.

9 months ago – via ESPN

“He’s OK,” Kerr said Saturday of Thompson. “He and Steph both came in this morning to get some treatment. And I haven’t even spoken with [Warriors director of sports medicine and performance] Rick [Celebrini] yet today so we’re upstairs watching film and getting ready. We’ll see how they’re doing [Sunday]. I’m not going to make a definitive statement on whether they’ll both play — let’s just call it questionable.”

9 months ago – via Twitter SalmanAliNBA

Splash Brothers questionable for Game 1

Salman Ali: Steph Curry and Klay Thompson are both questionable for tomorrow with right ankle sprains.

9 months ago – via Twitter espn_macmahon

Tim MacMahon: Steve Kerr says Steph Curry and Klay Thompson both got treatment this morning. “Let’s just call it questionable,” he said about their status for Game 1.

9 months ago – via Twitter loganmmurdock

Logan Murdock: Steve Kerr said both Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson are questionable for Game 1. When asked about @Marcus Thompson’s report that Klay’s ankle was ‘pretty bad’ Kerr joked that reporters have better sources than he does. pic.twitter.com/ABDTgihtUD

9 months ago – via ESPN

Stephen Curry emerged from the Golden State Warriors’ locker room an hour after his team finally closed out the gutty LA Clippers 129-110 in Game 6 of a Western Conference first-round series that took more out of the defending champions than anyone expected. Curry walked briskly past Warriors general manager Bob Myers, but his limp from a sprained right ankle in the first quarter was obvious. “That’s been our season,” Myers said with a shrug.

9 months ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Stephen Curry says his right ankle feels “fine” and ready for Game 1 vs. Houston bayareane.ws/2LgbJeW

9 months ago – via Twitter NickFriedell

Nick Friedell: Steph Curry will be ready for Game 1. Kerr: “Steph’s just fine. Went through all of practice.”

9 months ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Steve Kerr said Steph Curry’s ankle is fine. Kerr said no concerns on that front

9 months ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Steve Kerr not concerned about Steph Curry’s injury. He’ll sit tomorrow in season finale in Memphis, but Kerr expects Steph to be fine for Game 1

9 months ago – via Twitter KerithBurke

Kerith Burke: Steph Curry: Mild right foot sprain. Will not return, described as “precautionary”

1 year ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: No firm minutes restriction for Steph Curry tonight, but Kerr doubts he’ll play him entire 1st/3rd like usual.

1 year ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Full Steve Kerr update on Steph Curry, who won’t play in Toronto, but will return in Detroit on Saturday: “He wants to play. He’s ready to play…He’s dying to play.”

1 year ago – via Twitter NickFriedell

Nick Friedell: Kerr says Curry will play Saturday in Detroit.

1 year ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Kerr said Curry “might” come back for the Toronto game. Curry, who scrimmaged today, is expected to be a full-go in practice tomorrow.

1 year ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Kerr on Curry’s scrimmage today: “Steph looked good today. Totally dominated the film crew.”

1 year ago – via Twitter NickFriedell

Nick Friedell: Steph getting some shots up after shootaround. He’s getting closer to being back on the floor. pic.twitter.com/TVKpLBWzZQ

1 year ago – via ESPN

Curry initially injured the groin in a Nov. 8 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks, and has missed nine game since. He has gradually started doing more individual court work over the past week. “He’s doing much better,” Warriors coach Steve Kerr said Saturday. “We’re just going to keep taking it day by day. And Rick [Celebrini, Warriors director of sports medicine and performance] feels very strongly that he’ll play on the road trip.”

1 year ago – via USA Today Sports

Curry, the two-time MVP, was re-examined Saturday and is expected to resume practicing next week with a strong chance he would return to game action during an upcoming five-game road trip. He did some scrimmaging work at the practice facility, and Kerr said there were no lingering physical issues from a car accident Friday in which Curry was unharmed.

1 year ago – via San Francisco Chronicle

“I’m fine, thanks for asking,” Curry said Saturday night. Of course the accident ended in typical Steph way: with a selfie taken with the California Highway Patrol officers, which was posted on Instagram with a reminder to wear your seat belts. What Kerr meant, by calling Curry a unicorn, was that he’s that elusive magical creature that appears only in fantasies. And while NBA general managers may search far and wide for “a Curry” they probably never will find one.

1 year ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Steve Kerr joked on how he’ll evaluate Steph Curry:”We’ll put Jarron Collins in the pick-and-roll and see if Steph can beat him off the dribble. Then we’ll make the decision on whether he’ll play or not.” Do you like Steph’s chances? Kerr: “I do. I really like his chances.”

1 year ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Kerr said that head trainer Rick Celebrini feels “very strongly” that Stephen Curry will return at some point during the upcoming road trip.

1 year ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Kerr said that Curry is “anxious to get back. … He’s handling it pretty much exactly how you would expect him to handle it.”

1 year ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Steve Kerr said Stephen Curry did a “little scrimmage” today at practice facility. Steve Kerr said team determined Curry didn’t have any side effects from yesterday’s car accident.

1 year ago – via Twitter JandersonSacBee

Jason Anderson: Spoke to a team source with the @Golden State Warriors who confirms that @Stephen Curry, @Draymond Green and @Alfonzo McKinnie will all be out tonight against the @Sacramento Kings.

1 year ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Injured status of Warriors players remains the same: Draymond Green and Alfonzo McKinnie out tonight, day-to-day moving forward. Steph Curry gets official re-evaluation tomorrow morning, but already ruled out tonight and tomorrow night vs Kings.

1 year ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Kerr said Curry “has gotten a lot of work on the court” and is “feeling a lot better.” Added that he’s hopeful Curry can return in the “not-so-distant future.”

1 year ago – via The Athletic

What’s your level of optimism that your next re-evaluation will be your last? Stephen Curry: What are we, a week away from that date? I think, at that point, I should be able to say when I’ll play. Hopefully, it’s that day or that next game or two. But, yeah, it’s just a matter of staying patient. We have a pretty good protocol that Rick (Celebrini) has in place for me to get to that date so I can really test it out. From there, we’ll see.

1 year ago – via Twitter NickFriedell

Nick Friedell: Steph says he’s feeling better — but still no target date for his return publicly set yet as he continues recovery from a strained left groin. He will be re-evaluated in a week.

1 year ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Stephen Curry provides an update on his groin injury. He’s optimistic that he’ll return soon after he is re-evaluated Nov. 24.

1 year ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Steve Kerr sounds encouraged with Stephen Curry’s progress

1 year ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Stephen Curry will speak to media for the first time since his groin injury pregame tonight.

1 year ago – via The Athletic

Steph Curry’s groin strain isn’t healing as quickly as expected. On Wednesday, the team announced he’d miss at least another 10 days (and five games) before his next evaluation. On Thursday, Kerr explained the reason for the extended absence. “Obviously, it’s taking longer than we first anticipated, but that’s because the original MRI didn’t show anything terrible,” Kerr said. “I think I referred to it as encouraging. But as (director of sports medicine) Rick (Celebrini) explained to me, the symptoms are the most important. Sometimes, the symptoms and the MRI don’t fit.”

1 year ago – via Twitter NickFriedell

Nick Friedell: Kerr says Curry is feeling better but Warriors will be very cautious as he recovers from a groin injury. Kerr says Curry will need lots of court time before he returns to games. Sounds like he will be out at least a couple more weeks.

1 year ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Playing status is still unknown, but Steph Curry is making the Texas trip with the Warriors. That’s not insignificant, even if he can’t play. His locker room presence is needed at this tenuous time. Curry wasn’t in Los Angeles when this went down.

1 year ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Playing status is now known: Warriors announce Steph Curry will not play on upcoming road trip (and beyond). Groin strain will have him re-evaluated in another 10 days.

1 year ago – via Twitter NickFriedell

Nick Friedell: Steve Kerr says Steph Curry (strained groin) is out tonight vs. Clippers and tomorrow vs. Hawks.

1 year ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry will sit both sides of this back-to-back. Already ruled out tomorrow vs Hawks. Kerr said they’re being extra careful: “New injury for him…He’s never had a groin strain.”

1 year ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Warriors rule out Stephen Curry for tomorrow vs Clippers. Draymond Green and Shaun Livingston are questionable

1 year ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Steve Kerr on Stephen Curry: “He is feeling better. He did some work with Rick (Celebrini) at the facility. Better mobility, less pain, so good sign.”

1 year ago – via NBC Sports

The Warriors can take solace in the belief that none of the injuries should result in lengthy absences, though Curry is displeased to be joining the temporarily disabled. “He’s pretty bummed out, but the MRI was basically good news,” Kerr said. “This doesn’t look like it’s going to be a long-term injury. He’s disappointed, but it could have been a lot worse.”

1 year ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Warriors adding that “preliminary analysis” of Steph Curry’s MRI shows a mild to moderate left groin strain. As noted, Curry is out for tomorrow vs. Brooklyn. Using conventional wisdom, I wouldn’t be surprised he’s out on Monday against Clippers in LA. But we’ll see.

1 year ago – via NBA.com

Payton has been upgraded on the team’s injury report a couple times this week and was deemed a game-time decision to play Saturday against Phoenix, which would be his first game action in exactly two weeks. “We’ll have to see,” fourth-year head coach Alvin Gentry said after Friday practice of Payton’s status. “He’s going to do some other stuff (physically to test whether Payton can play). He’s a game-time decision. He’s made progress.”

1 year ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry’s MRI “was good” Steve Kerr said. Strained groin. Won’t play tomorrow. Still sore. But just a “day-to-day” thing.

1 year ago – via Twitter loganmmurdock

Logan Murdock: Stephen Curry’s MRI came back clean but Steve Kerr gave no timetable of when he’ll return. Kerr says it’ll be at least a few days for him to return to the court