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Stephen Curry struggled in Friday’s loss to the Suns, scoring 17 points on 4-of-16 shooting, with four rebounds, four assists, and two steals. Despite his consistent free throw shooting, Curry couldn’t replicate his recent scoring prowess, matching his field goals with turnovers. While maintaining an average of 26.6 points over the season, his limited 43-game participation impacted his overall fantasy value.

Stephen Curry delivered a modest performance in Friday’s game against the Suns, scoring 17 points on 4-of-16 shooting. Despite a flawless effort from the free-throw line, he struggled with efficiency and turned the ball over as much as he converted field goals. Curry wrapped up his 17th NBA season averaging 26.6 points and 4.7 assists, though his appearances were limited to 43 games, impacting his fantasy league contributions.

Stephen Curry’s 35-point eruption propelled the Warriors to a narrow 126-121 victory over the Clippers, showcasing his resilience post-injury. His second-half surge was instrumental, scoring 27 of his points while guiding the team back into contention and logging his highest minutes since December. As the Warriors eye a playoff spot, Curry’s performance against Phoenix on Friday will be pivotal.

Stephen Curry powered the Golden State Warriors to a 126-121 victory over the Clippers, leading with 35 points and shooting 12-of-23 from the field. His standout performance included seven three-pointers and a strong second half, where he scored 27 points. After returning from a knee injury, Curry logged 36 minutes—the most since December—signaling readiness for the crucial matchup against Phoenix on Friday as the Warriors aim for the playoffs.

Stephen Curry showcased his signature late-game prowess, leading the Warriors to a 126-121 victory over the Clippers with 35 points and seven three-pointers. Playing 36 minutes, his most since overcoming a knee injury, Curry scored 27 of his points in the second half, proving pivotal in the Warriors’ comeback. As they eye the playoffs, he’ll be crucial in their upcoming game against Phoenix on Friday.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr announced that Stephen Curry, Kristaps Porziņğis, and Al Horford will face minutes restrictions in Wednesday’s game against the Los Angeles Clippers. Curry’s playing time has been cautiously managed due to knee issues, while Porziņğis battles illness and Horford deals with a calf strain. With none expected to exceed 40 minutes, management of their minutes will be critical as the Warriors navigate player health and competitiveness in this back-to-back match-up.

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr announced that Stephen Curry, Kristaps Porziņǵis, and Al Horford will be on minutes restrictions for the upcoming game against the Clippers. Curry, who has been recovering from runner’s knee, played 29 minutes in Sunday’s matchup, his highest since returning. Porziņǵis and Horford have similarly seen limited court time post-injury, with both having rarely surpassed the 30-minute mark this season. The team aims to manage their workload strategically as they face the Clippers again.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr announced that Stephen Curry, Kristaps Porziņǵis, and Al Horford will face minutes restrictions in Wednesday’s game against the Clippers. Curry, recovering from runner’s knee, played 29 minutes in Sunday’s loss to the Clippers, the most since his return. Kerr will closely manage the veterans’ playing time, ensuring none surpass 40 minutes to maintain their health for the upcoming games.

Stephen Curry has been ruled out for Thursday’s matchup against the Lakers due to a knee injury. With the Warriors securely in the No. 10 seed, the team is likely exercising caution with Curry’s health. In his absence, Gui Santos is expected to step up if available, while Pat Spencer and LJ Cryer are also anticipated to absorb additional minutes on the court.

Stephen Curry has been cleared to play in Tuesday’s matchup against the Kings after dealing with a knee issue. Initially listed as probable, he is now expected to see more than 26 minutes of action, albeit with some playing time restrictions as the Warriors manage his workload.

Golden State’s Stephen Curry is listed as probable for Tuesday’s game against the Kings after making a strong return from a knee injury. In his comeback appearance, Curry impressed with 29 points in just 26 minutes off the bench. While it’s possible he may be reinserted into the starting lineup, the team is likely to continue monitoring his minutes to ensure a cautious return to full activity.

Stephen Curry made a strong return to action against the Rockets, leading the Warriors with 29 points in his first appearance after a two-month hiatus due to a knee injury. Limited to 26 minutes, Curry showcased his trademark shooting range and playmaking ability, adding two rebounds, four assists, and one steal. Though his potential game-winning three-pointer narrowly missed, Curry’s presence significantly boosts Golden State’s prospects as they head towards the postseason.