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Seth Curry, who signed with the Warriors on December 1, will remain sidelined for at least two more weeks due to a sciatic nerve issue. After appearing in just two games, Curry is making progress and has resumed some on-court activities during his rehabilitation. The Warriors plan to re-evaluate him in two weeks to determine the next steps in his recovery process.

Seth Curry will remain out of action for at least two more weeks following an MRI that revealed a sciatic nerve issue in his lower back. Set to be re-evaluated around January 11, Curry’s absence continues to have little impact on the Golden State Warriors’ rotation as he was not a regular fixture before the injury. The team will look to maintain their current lineup strategies in his absence.

Seth Curry’s absence for the seventh consecutive game due to a glute injury continues to have little impact on fantasy rosters. With his role being limited in recent performances, fantasy managers are advised to explore other options on the waiver wire for consistent guard production. Keep an eye on injury reports for potential updates on his return.

Seth Curry will sit out his sixth consecutive game due to a lingering glute injury, sidelining him for the Warriors’ matchup against the Suns on Saturday. Despite Curry’s absence, the Warriors’ depth remains intact as the remaining roster is fully fit, minimizing disruption to their current rotation.

The Golden State Warriors have waived Seth Curry as they navigate salary cap constraints, with the team prioritizing financial flexibility. ESPN’s Anthony Slater notes that while the Curry brothers won’t be sharing the court immediately, Seth is expected to rejoin the roster soon. The Warriors will start the season with 14 players, looking forward to adding Seth’s shooting prowess in the near future.