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Stephen Curry made a strong comeback from a five-game absence, scoring 39 points in a narrow loss to the Timberwolves on Friday. The Golden State guard displayed his typical long-range prowess, hitting six three-pointers, while also contributing five rebounds and five assists. Despite missing a free throw that could have pushed him to 40 points, Curry’s performance was a reminder of his scoring capabilities as the Warriors prepare for their next matchup against the Trail Blazers.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr announced that Stephen Curry is likely to make his return on Friday against the Minnesota Timberwolves, after being sidelined for five games due to a left quad contusion/strain. In Curry’s absence, Brandin Podziemski and Pat Spencer have impressed with increased playing time, but Curry’s return could significantly impact their fantasy performances moving forward.

Stephen Curry is set to miss at least one week due to a right quad contusion sustained in Wednesday’s game against the Rockets. With Curry sidelined, the Golden State Warriors may turn to Brandin Podziemski, who filled in previously, for upcoming games including Saturday’s matchup against the Pelicans. Podziemski has emerged as a potential streaming option in fantasy basketball, available in 64% of Yahoo! leagues.

Golden State Warriors’ Stephen Curry scored 14 points on 4-of-13 shooting in a matchup against the Houston Rockets, adding seven rebounds and five assists to his stat line. His performance fell short of his recent scoring trends, as he exited the game with a quad injury after tallying just two points in the fourth quarter. With an MRI pending, Curry’s participation in Saturday’s game against the New Orleans Pelicans remains uncertain.

Stephen Curry powered the Golden State Warriors to a dominant 134-117 victory against the Utah Jazz, scoring 31 points in just 29 minutes. Despite missing Draymond Green, the Warriors overcame an early deficit with a strong second quarter, fueled by Curry’s six three-pointers. This marks Curry’s fifth 30-point game in his last six outings, further establishing his exceptional form this season. The Warriors now look ahead to their matchup against the Rockets.

Stephen Curry delivered a standout performance with 38 points, including nine three-pointers, in Friday’s game against the Trail Blazers, despite the Warriors’ loss. Curry’s explosive start with 23 first-half points highlights his continued dominance, marking his second consecutive 30-point game. Fantasy managers can be optimistic as the Warriors prepare to face the Jazz in their first Week 6 matchup, with Curry poised to maintain his impressive form.

Stephen Curry is listed as probable for Friday’s matchup against the Trail Blazers, following a minor ankle issue that occurred over the past two games. His probable return is a positive sign for the Warriors, who missed him in their recent loss to the Heat. Should Curry play, Brandin Podziemski is expected to revert to a bench role.

Stephen Curry delivered a stellar performance with 49 points, guiding the Warriors to a narrow 109-108 victory over the Spurs. His efforts included an impressive nine three-pointers, setting new season-highs. Over the past two games, Curry has tallied 95 points, showcasing a remarkable rebound from a low-scoring outing against the Thunder. As the Warriors head to New Orleans, Curry finds a favorable matchup against the Pelicans’ struggling defense.

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.