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1 month ago – via Twitter KerithBurke

Kerith Burke: Steph Curry says he feels fine, gave two thumbs up, and doesnt want keep answering that question. He agreed with Kerr’s assessment that he’s still finding his rhythm and he’s doing it at a time of year where the stakes are higher.

1 month ago – via Twitter sam_amick

Sam Amick: Seemed fitting to share this here: Was told Warriors are not concerned about Steph Curry’s left knee, and that he wouldn’t be playing if they were (since us media types and fans have been wondering) twitter.com/espn_macmahon/…

1 month ago – via The Undefeated

“I feel good. I feel good,” Curry told The Undefeated. “It’s something that you can’t shake off because of how recent the injury was. But I’m out there. I feel great, and I’m not worried about anything with my knee. I keep saying the same thing. I feel good.”

1 month ago – via 957 The Game

Stephen Curry is 1-for-13 on triples through the first two games of the Western Conference Finals, and, as any observer of the series has noted, he seems to be playing slower than usual. Asked if that’s a conditioning or knee-related issue, Payne, Curry’s personal trainer and the founder and owner of Accelerate Basketball, offered the following explanation. “Just how hard he’s having to work defensively is certainly, probably, showing up on the other end just a little bit,” Payne said. “But that’s not an excuse.” “I really think that with the layoff that they have between last night and when they play again this weekend, there will be a lot of time to kind of reflect on everything — what did and didn’t work.”

1 month ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steve Kerr on Steph Curry: “If he can play 37 minutes in a playoff game, I think he’s OK. Feels like he’s back now.”

1 month ago – via San Jose Mercury-News

As Curry reflected on his progress, he strongly credited Fraser for offering guidance both through his workout regimen and when he nursed frustration for sitting on the sidelines. “He keeps my head on straight,” Curry said about Fraser. “He’s always got subtle wisdom to throw my way.”

2 months ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry will wear a sleeve, not a brace, on his left knee. No minutes restriction, but team will monitor conditioning: “He’ll do what he can and if he gets tired, we’ll take him out.”

2 months ago – via Twitter Jim_Eichenhofer

Jim Eichenhofer: Kerr confirmed Stephen Curry will play in Game 2. In terms of Curry’s role, not wanting to tip his hand, Kerr joked, “I’ve decided he will either start or come off the bench.”

2 months ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Gentry said that whether Curry starts or comes off the bench won’t affect the Pelicans’ rotations.

2 months ago – via Associated Press

Curry has a history of returning to the court from injury and finding his groove immediately. “I expect him to be who he is,” Kevin Durant said Monday. “I’m not saying it’s guaranteed to happen. But he puts in the work and prepares himself right when he’s put in that position, so when he comes out and he plays well it’s not a surprise to me at all.”

2 months ago – via Twitter 24Bazemore

Kent Bazemore: 🗣 SC30 back

2 months ago – via Twitter MontePooleNBCS

Monte Poole: Stephen Curry has been completely cleared to play in Game 2, per #Warriors.

2 months ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry officially probable for Game 2, per Kerr.

2 months ago – via The Undefeated

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry has one goal, assuming he returns to action on Tuesday night against the New Orleans Pelicans. “Just not suck after missing five weeks,” Curry told The Undefeated. “That’s my goal.”

2 months ago – via The Undefeated

While Curry is one of the NBA’s most explosive scorers and outside threats, it sounded like he just wants to fit in Tuesday night. “If I do get the green light, just play my game,” Curry said. “Do what I do on both ends of the court to help the team. There is nothing special about it. Just try to use my energy as a spark.”

2 months ago – via The Undefeated

After a day off, Curry and the Warriors will practice Monday to prepare for Game 2. The Warriors are still without second-year guard Patrick McCaw (back), who will be re-evaluated in early May and is still walking gingerly. But at least with Curry back, the Warriors’ starting five would be at full strength at the most important time of the season. “It’s exciting for him to get back to the place that he enjoys the most, which is playing basketball,” Durant said. “I’m excited as his brother that he’s out there. We’ll see what happens next game.”

2 months ago – via Twitter ChrisBHaynes

Chris Haynes: Stephen Curry tells ESPN the plan is to make his playoff debut on Tuesday, but says it’s ultimately up to the medical staff. He said he would have played tonight for 20 minuets if it was up to him.

2 months ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Steve Kerr said that “everything is a possibility” in regards to Stephen Curry coming off the bench on a minutes restriction once he returns

2 months ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry pushed to return in Game 1, told Steve Kerr he felt great. Kerr obviously isn’t letting him play, but said he liked that Curry had the confidence he’s ready: “It’s a better answer than ‘My knee still hurts'”

2 months ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Alvin Gentry on Stephen Curry missing Game 1: “He will play. It’s not like he’ll miss the entire series.” Gentry said team practiced for both scenarios – Curry playing and sitting

2 months ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Gentry: “Obviously we played them without Steph a few weeks ago, so we have a general idea of how we’re going to play them.”

2 months ago – via Twitter Jim_Eichenhofer

Jim Eichenhofer: Steve Kerr says Stephen Curry will not play tonight in Game 1

2 months ago – via Twitter ScottDKushner

Scott Kushner: Kerr said Curry likely to play on Tuesday. “He feels great and wants to play…he’s very likely to play Game 2”

2 months ago – via Twitter loganmmurdock

Logan Murdock: Stephen Curry tried to plead his case for Game 1. Kerr :“We have to protect him from himself and his own competitive desire.”

2 months ago – via ESPN

Alvin Gentry on Steph Curry: “We’re preparing for him to play.”

2 months ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Curry is still questionable for Game 1.

2 months ago – via ESPN

A day before the Warriors begin their second-round series with the New Orleans Pelicans, Curry said he is making significant progress toward a return soon. “I’m getting there, for sure,” Curry said after practice. “I’ve done a lot in the last two weeks, especially on my feet moving, getting back to movements that I expect to do in the games and try to build that tolerance and intensity. My knee feels pretty good. I don’t have any pain with doing the things that I’ve been doing.”

2 months ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Curry on whether he’ll play tomorrow: “It’s still to be determined. … It is good to be back actually playing basketball.”

2 months ago – via Twitter loganmmurdock

Logan Murdock: Stephen Curry said he still needs to see how he feels after he increases his work load. Said he’s waiting to see how he feels tomorrow after playing five on five. “I’m trying to be smart about it.”

2 months ago – via Twitter melissarohlin

Melissa Rohlin: Steph was asked about his relationship with trainer Chelsea Lane: “I’ve seen way too much of her this year. I’m kind of sick of it.”

2 months ago – via Twitter TimBontemps

Tim Bontemps: Stephen Curry is questionable still. He practiced today. He is scrimmaging now behind the curtain. Still seems likely he will play if there is no setback. “He’s definitely more excited he’s nearing a return,” Steve Kerr said.

2 months ago – via Twitter TimBontemps

Tim Bontemps: Curry is scrimmaging 5-on-5 right now. Kerr said his status would be determined after shootaround, and before the game.

2 months ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Kevin Durant on his defensive mentality/how Steph Curry handled being out pic.twitter.com/BbFuxznY4g

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Kevin Durant on his defensive mentality/how Steph Curry handled being out pic.twitter.com/BbFuxznY4g

— Mark Medina (@MarkG_Medina) April 27, 2018

2 months ago – via San Jose Mercury-News

So as he observed Stephen Curry complete an individual shooting workout following Thursday’s practice, Kerr joked he can counter whatever coaching adjustment Gentry makes. “I got your adjustment right here,” Kerr said with a grin as he watched Curry. He is currently listed as questionable for Game 1, though he will be reevaluated on Friday after staying sidelined with a Grade 2 MCL sprain in his left knee since March 23.

2 months ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry practiced fully today, questionable for Game 1, Steve Kerr says.

2 months ago – via Twitter melissarohlin

Melissa Rohlin: Kerr on Curry: “Steph practiced 100 percent. He did everything. I would say he’s questionable for Game 1. What we have to do is see how his body responds the rest of the day. Put him through another practice tomorrow. I think he needs to string together a few good days.”

2 months ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Stephen Curry had a left knee brace on, while resuming his normal shootout with Kevin Durant

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Stephen Curry had a left knee brace on, while resuming his normal shootout with Kevin Durant pic.twitter.com/NsZmeaC9fu

— Mark Medina (@MarkG_Medina) April 26, 2018

2 months ago – via ESPN

Whenever Curry does take the court again, Kerr says the system won’t be disrupted much. “It’s not like we had to alter anything [with Curry out], it’s more just kind of refocusing on certain aspects,” Kerr explained. “And that will change once Steph is back, whenever that is, and we’ll do the same thing with whatever is in front of us. Assuming that that’s the position we’re in, we’ll adapt at that point.”

2 months ago – via Twitter

95.7 The Game: Bob Myers on if it’s possible Stephen Curry could play in Game 1 on Saturday via Papa & @BontaHill: “He’s getting close. So, conceivable? I don’t want to put a percentage on it because I don’t know, but I’m not saying inconceivable.”

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Bob Myers on if it’s possible Stephen Curry could play in Game 1 on Saturday via Papa & @BontaHill:

“He’s getting close. So, conceivable? I don’t want to put a percentage on it because I don’t know, but I’m not saying inconceivable.” pic.twitter.com/rJ5uonCJBw

— 95.7 The Game (@957thegame) April 25, 2018

2 months ago – via NBA.com

New Orleans is trying to prepare for both possible versions of the Warriors, including the one they beat at Oracle Arena on April 7. Curry was sidelined for that game, but Kevin Durant poured in 41 points, going 16/26 from the field. The Pelicans won 126-120 partly because their offense received 25 points or more from Jrue Holiday, Anthony Davis and Nikola Mirotic, a trio that has played at an elite level throughout an active nine-game winning streak. “A lot of it is personnel, knowing tendencies,” Holiday said of getting ready to face Golden State. “If Steph comes back, you have to be a lot more aggressive on him (in terms of preventing deep three-point shots). If not, with Andre (Iguodala) you have to be aggressive as well, just not in the same way (against a forward who does more attacking and slashing to the basket). The schemes will stay pretty much the same.

2 months ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steve Kerr asked if they were ruling out Steph Curry for this weekend (either for Game 7 vs Spurs or Game 1 vs Pelicans), says it’s just “day-to-day,” didn’t want to “make predictions.”

2 months ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: No surprises on Warriors’ injury report: Team just listing Stephen Curry (left MCL sprain) and Patrick McCaw (lumbar spine contusion), both of whom have been ruled out for Game 5.

2 months ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Steve Kerr on Stephen Curry: “Not going to play anytime soon.” Kerr said he is on track, but doesn’t have a timetable on his return

2 months ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steve Kerr on Steph Curry’s recovering knee: “Still has a few limitations, but no pain.”

2 months ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry update: Not cleared for contact, but did everything in practice today (there was no contact)

2 months ago – via Twitter ThompsonScribe

Marcus Thompson: Kerr on Curry: “When they tell me he can play, I’ll put him out there.”

2 months ago – via Twitter ChrisBHaynes

Chris Haynes: ESPN Sources: Golden State guard Stephen Curry will begin participating in portions of practice starting tomorrow. His re-evaluation occurred today.

2 months ago – via SoundCloud

Marcus Thompson: “Any hopes of Stephen Curry making it back for Game 1 [of the second round] are much slimmer than it looks like. Because [the media] has been posting videos of Steph doing these workouts, and you know, it feels like, ‘Wow, that dude is ready!’ But he’s not as ready as it looks. He’s not behind schedule, he’s just really on schedule. [And] on schedule doesn’t get him back for Game 1–it’ll be tough for him to get back for Game 1 of the second round. It’s probably going to take the full amount of time, and from what I’ve been told, that’s a little frustrating to him.”

2 months ago – via SoundCloud

Marcus Thompson: “I’m thinking, unless something happens and this thing speeds up, you probably won’t see Stephen Curry until Game 3 of the second round.”

2 months ago – via The Athletic

According to multiple sources, Curry is still not close to playing. Despite video of him doing work on the court, which has fans salivating about his return, he isn’t in the final stages of his rehabilitation. He will be evaluated on Friday. He is on schedule but not on pace to beat the announced timelines. The working parameters have been 4 to 6 weeks since JaVale McGee crashed into Curry’s left knee.

2 months ago – via The Athletic

This time, he suffered a Grade 2 sprain on March 23 in that McGee collison. Friday will make four weeks since the injury. It is looking as if the ligament will need a full six weeks to heal. That six-week point would be May 4. That could mean it’s more realistic for Curry, who no doubt is desperate to return to action, to return for Game 3 of the next round — especially if you factor in the Warriors’ usual cautiousness.

2 months ago – via San Jose Mercury-News

Warriors coach Steve Kerr disputed a report from TNT play-by-play announcer Kevin Harlan during Game 2 that said Kerr informed him Stephen Curry would be sidelined for an additional three weeks to rehab his Grade 2 MCL sprain in his left knee. “It was probably a miscommunication when we met before the game,” Kerr said. “We don’t have any timetable for this. I’m not exactly sure what that was about.”

2 months ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Steve Kerr knocks down idea that he told TNT Steph Curry is out for next three weeks. Kerr cited a miscommunication

2 months ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: As expected, Stephen Curry will travel with the Warriors for Games 3 and 4 in San Antonio. Warriors leave Wednesday and will be there until Sunday, which gives Curry ability to rehab with training staff & be around the team.

2 months ago – via Twitter loganmmurdock

Logan Murdock: Warriors’ latest injury report for game 2: Andre Iguodala (left thigh contusion) is available to play. Stephen Curry (left MCL sprain) is out. Patrick McCaw (lumbar spine contusion) is out.

2 months ago – via Twitter TimBontemps

Tim Bontemps: The Warriors say Stephen Curry will be re-evaluated in one week. Still proceeding toward returning at the start of the second round, barring any setbacks.

2 months ago – via Twitter JeffZillgitt

Jeff Zillgitt: Curry will be re-evaluated in one week. But will intensify on-court activity, per team.

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Stephen Curry Update: pic.twitter.com/5JuI4wpSLY

— Warriors PR (@WarriorsPR) April 14, 2018

2 months ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Kerr on what the next phase of Curry’s rehab will look like: “I have no idea. … When he’s ready, he’s ready. But he’s making progress, and that’s a good sign.”

2 months ago – via ESPN

Even without Curry, who missed 16 of the Warriors’ final 17 games, Kerr maintained that he’s confident the Warriors can beat any team. “I do, I do,” Kerr said on The Jump. “We’ve played over 30 games without Steph this year, so we’re accustomed to what we have to do. We had a stretch in December where we went 9-1 without Steph. Our defense was the best defense in the league over that 10-game stretch. That’s what it takes.”

2 months ago – via Twitter loganmmurdock

Logan Murdock: Stephen Curry sighting at Warriors practice today. He’s off to the side doing a workout with team trainer Chelsea Lane.

2 months ago – via Twitter loganmmurdock

Logan Murdock: Steve Kerr on the Stephen Curry sighting today: “It’s good to see him moving around but he’s not close to playing.”

2 months ago – via Twitter ShamsCharania

Stephen Curry back during second round?

Shams Charania: Warriors star Stephen Curry (sprained MCL) is targeting expected return at some point in the Western Conference semifinals, league sources told Yahoo. Curry has three-week evaluation on Saturday.

2 months ago – via Yahoo! Sports

Curry has a three-week evaluation scheduled for Saturday on his left knee, but is targeting the second round of the NBA playoffs for his return, league sources said.

2 months ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Official re-evaluation comes Saturday, but expectation remains that Steph Curry won’t play a minute in the first round, Steve Kerr said.

2 months ago – via ESPN

Zach Lowe: I was talking to several coaches and execs from teams in the West morass from the No. 3 seed to No. 8 and No. 9—[and] the fear factor of the Warriors without Stephen Curry does not exist. There are [NBA] people who’d say they’d rather play the Warriors right now in the first round than the Oklahoma City Thunder [or] the Utah Jazz.

2 months ago – via Twitter MarcJSpearsESPN

Marc J. Spears: Warriors guard Stephen Curry says to @CSNBayArea during game against the Suns that he hasn’t had any setbacks and adds he is looking forward to more progress and the playoffs. Didn’t offer a return date.

2 months ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Steph Curry will be with the team on its trip to Phoenix and Utah so he can continue his rehab work

2 months ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry was on the court some pregame, had a knee brace on, but didn’t do much. Mobility still limited.

2 months ago – via Twitter MontePooleNBCS

Monte Poole: Says #Warriors coach Steve Kerr on Stephen Curry’s progress: ‘There’s nothing there. (Check back) next week.’

3 months ago – via For The Win

Sidelined by a Grade 2 MCL sprain in his left knee, Stephen Curry is optimistic that he can return in time for the first round of the playoffs. Curry may be so optimistic because his two daughters, Riley and Ryan, are helping him with his rehab. “When our athletic trainer comes by the house to do some rehab sessions, she takes my girls through the whole process, lets them use some of the tools on my knee and things like that so they feel involved and they’re helping Daddy get better. … They know how much I love to play basketball, so they’re helping me get back on the court. I think they have a pretty good awareness of the process and how hard I’m working to get back on the court, for sure.”

3 months ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry riding the exercise bike right now with a brace on his left knee.

3 months ago – via Twitter melissarohlin

Melissa Rohlin: Steve Kerr on Steph Curry saying he wants to prove Kerr wrong and come back in the 1st round: “We’ve got to protect him from himself.”

3 months ago – via Twitter melissarohlin

Melissa Rohlin: Steve Kerr: “We can beat anybody in the league without Steph.” He added that’s not the case if KD is out too.

3 months ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry on Steve Kerr ruling him out of the first round: “Hopefully I prove Coach wrong”

3 months ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Stephen Curry will not travel with the team during the regular season since he’ll rehab. But he plans to for playoffs. Steph will also be around at practice and at home games to encourage guys

3 months ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Stephen Curry walking with a slight limp, but he doesn’t have any crutches

3 months ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Kerr on Curry: “There’s no way he’s playing in the first round. … We have to be ready to play without him.”

3 months ago – via Twitter Con_Chron

Connor Letourneau: Kerr on Curry’s Grade 2 MCL sprain: “I feel good about the other guys coming back in the next week or 10 days. … We’ve got enough. We’re blessed with a great roster, a lot of depth.”

3 months ago – via ESPN

An MRI on Saturday revealed a Grade 2 MCL sprain. Curry will be re-evaluated April 14, which is the first day of the NBA playoffs. Before the MRI results were revealed, sources said the organization felt that if Curry were to be out for only a month it would be considered a massive victory.

3 months ago – via ESPN

Sources told ESPN that Curry was seen leaving the practice facility on Saturday with a limp and carrying a “Game Ready” hot and cold therapy system for his knee. But people close to Curry said he’s in good spirits and determined to come back at full strength during the playoffs.

3 months ago – via Twitter sam_amick

Sam Amick: Color me skeptical that Steph Curry will be back for the start of the playoffs, but we shall see. Newser at @usatodaysports here, with Curry/Kevin Durant MCL timelines from last two years (Grade 1 for Steph in 2016/Grade 2 for KD) that suddenly applies.

3 months ago – via Twitter TimBontemps

Tim Bontemps: Should have Curry to be in line to come back by the second round of the playoffs – which is about as good of a scenario as the Warriors could have hoped for.

3 months ago – via Twitter wojespn

Stephen Curry out at least three weeks

Adrian Wojnarowski: Steph Curry suffered a Grade 2 MCL sprain in his left knee, league source tells ESPN. He will be re-evaluated in three weeks. He could return near start of playoffs. All in all, good news for the Warriors.

3 months ago – via The Athletic

Curry was not made available to reporters postgame. He wasn’t anywhere in sight once the locker room opened. After his first two ankle injuries, he talked to reporters. After all three that happened in-game this season, he was in the locker room, which gave an early sense of how he was feeling and moving, a peek at Stage 1 of the treatment. But this injury is different, it’s likely more severe and, for the first time during this recent rash of freak accidents to all their main guys, the return timeline is threatening to bleed into the postseason.

3 months ago – via Twitter ChrisBHaynes

Chris Haynes: Stephen Curry to ESPN: “Well, at least it’s not my ankle.” He said he’s in good spirits. Walked with a minor limp, but was in a good mood, which wasn’t the case hours ago.

3 months ago – via The Athletic

“It’s a little somber in there,” Kerr said. “Everyone feels for Steph. … He’s in good spirits. I did talk to him. He’s disappointed, but it’s part of it. You just keep pushing, see how it goes tomorrow. He was disappointed, but all in all, he’s hanging in there.”

3 months ago – via Twitter JaValeMcGee

JaVale McGee: Smh🙏🏽

3 months ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Nick Young said he told Stephen Curry that he didn’t join the Warriors for him to get injured

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Nick Young said he told Stephen Curry that he didn’t join the Warriors for him to get injured pic.twitter.com/acHmFwWMMy

— Mark Medina (@MarkG_Medina) March 24, 2018

3 months ago – via Twitter wojespn

Adrian Wojnarowski: Golden State’s Steph Curry will undergo an MRI on his left knee Saturday, league source tells ESPN. Curry left game tonight with what Warriors are calling a strain.

3 months ago – via Twitter ShamsCharania

Shams Charania: Warriors star Stephen Curry has initial diagnosis of an MCL injury to his left knee, league sources tell Yahoo. MRI on Saturday for degree of severity.

3 months ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry limping again. Looks like JaVale McGee crashed into him. Silver lining: Appears it was left leg, not right.

3 months ago – via Twitter ChrisBHaynes

Chris Haynes: Stephen Curry limping to the locker room with what appears a left ankle sprain. He’s struggling to move.

3 months ago – via Twitter daldridgetnt

David Aldridge: Warriors say @Stephen Curry has a left knee strain and will not return. Yikes.

3 months ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Here’s the video of Steph Curry’s injury via @NBCSWarriors. This may have been a knee, not an ankle. He limped to the locker room, dejected.

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Here's the video of Steph Curry's injury via @NBCSWarriors. This may have been a knee, not an ankle. He limped to the locker room, dejected. pic.twitter.com/dAiWBuwxcG

— Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) March 24, 2018

3 months ago – via Twitter MarkG_Medina

Mark Medina: Stephen Curry officially playing tonight against Atlanta.

3 months ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry doesn’t believe he’ll need any kind of ankle procedure this summer: “I don’t think so. I’m not really in that mode to think about that right now, but I don’t think so.”

3 months ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry on the need for a summer to get the ankle back to 100 percent: “There’s nothing that’s going to happen between now and June that’s going to change that.”

3 months ago – via Twitter melissarohlin

Melissa Rohlin: Stephen Curry: “Mentally, any time you’re dealing with injuries, that’s the hardest thing to overcome. Boredom, monotony, frustration, all of that stuff that comes with being out, not playing, not doing the thing that you love to do on a daily basis. Just trying to stay positive.”

3 months ago – via Twitter melissarohlin

Melissa Rohlin: Steph Curry: “I’m feeling good. I’ve had a good two weeks of rehab. I’ve taken a patient approach to trying to get as close to 100% as possible…When I wake up in the morning, I know the difference between my right and my left, but that’s won’t stop me from being who I am.”