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Stephen Curry struggled in his return to the Warriors’ lineup, managing only 11 points in a heavy loss to the Thunder. After missing three games due to illness, Curry hit just 4-of-13 field goals and played limited minutes, especially in the second half. The Warriors hope to rebound from their road woes as they face the Spurs next.

Stephen Curry is anticipated to return to action on Tuesday against the Thunder after missing the last three games due to illness. Warriors head coach Steve Kerr confirmed Curry’s expected availability following their decisive win over the Pacers. Fantasy managers may see reduced roles for Quinten Post and Brandin Podziemski, although Podziemski could retain more value off the bench.

Stephen Curry is listed as questionable for Sunday’s matchup against the Pacers due to illness. Having missed the last two games, the Warriors are hopeful for his return, which would likely relegate Moses Moody back to the bench. Curry’s status remains a key factor as the team prepares for its next challenge.

Stephen Curry has been ruled out for the second consecutive game due to an illness, missing the matchup against the Denver Nuggets this Friday. The Warriors faced lineup adjustments in their previous outing with multiple key players absent, including Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green, though Green is probable to return. With Curry sidelined, Golden State will have an altered starting unit as they look for contributions from their bench players to fill the void.

Stephen Curry led the effort with 28 points in Tuesday’s victory over the Suns, also contributing four rebounds, three assists, and five three-pointers. Despite an admirable performance, the game remained competitive, requiring Curry to log 34 minutes. This extended play could impact his availability for Wednesday’s game against the Kings, especially as Curry mentioned battling a cold post-game. The Warriors will need to evaluate his condition closely ahead of their back-to-back matchup.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has confirmed that Stephen Curry will sit out Wednesday’s game against the Sacramento Kings due to an illness. Despite Curry playing 34 minutes in Tuesday’s victory over the Suns, Kerr decisively ruled out his participation in the back-to-back matchup. This opens up the possibility for Brandin Podziemski or possibly Moses Moody to step into the starting lineup, depending on Jimmy Butler’s status after his recent back-related exit.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has confirmed that Stephen Curry will sit out Wednesday’s game against the Sacramento Kings due to an illness. Despite Curry playing 34 minutes in Tuesday’s victory over the Suns, Kerr decisively ruled out his participation in the back-to-back matchup. This opens up the possibility for Brandin Podziemski or possibly Moses Moody to step into the starting lineup, depending on Jimmy Butler’s status after his recent back-related exit.

Stephen Curry delivered a strong performance despite the Warriors’ loss to the Bucks, recording 27 points along with six rebounds and four assists. Maintaining a 27.0 points per game average through six contests, Curry provides consistent top-10 fantasy value despite a decrease in his playing time to 31.1 minutes per game. While his minutes are managed to preserve his health, his production remains robust, alleviating concerns for fantasy managers.

Stephon Castle delivered a standout performance in San Antonio’s victory over the Miami Heat, contributing 21 points, six rebounds, eight assists, four steals, a block, and two three-pointers. Despite a moderate scoring night, Castle’s efficiency and all-around impact were notable, turning the ball over only twice—his season low. As the Spurs await De’Aaron Fox’s full recovery, Castle’s ability to maintain this efficiency will be crucial for his continued role on the team.

Stephen Curry delivered a solid performance with 19 points and eight assists in the Warriors’ victory over the Clippers. Despite the lighter workload of 26 minutes in the second game of a back-to-back, he maintained efficiency, which could benefit fantasy managers focusing on categories. Golden State now prepares for a two-game road trip against the Bucks and Pacers to round out Week 2.

Stephen Curry delivered a stellar performance, spearheading the Warriors to a 137-131 victory over the Nuggets with 42 points on 14-of-25 shooting. Curry showcased his clutch abilities, scoring 15 points in the fourth quarter, including a critical game-tying three-pointer that forced overtime. With this performance, Curry continues to assert his status as one of the league’s all-time greats. He’ll aim to maintain his momentum against Portland on Friday.

In the season opener, Stephen Curry managed to score 23 points against the Lakers, despite a challenging night from beyond the arc, shooting just 2-of-10 in three-point attempts. His frequent visits to the foul line helped offset his shooting struggles, and his stat line, bolstered by three steals, indicates a well-rounded contribution. While such defensive numbers aren’t typical for Curry, fantasy managers will welcome the additional value from Tuesday’s performance.