Stephen Curry Health, Injury Updates & History

Appeared to limp slightly after a layup in the fourth quarter of Tuesday's play-in, but remained in ...

Steph Curry is expected to play in the play-in vs the LA Clippers, though, according to head coach Steve Kerr, Curry is expected to be on a minutes restriction as a result of the patellofemoral pain syndrome (runner's knee) that cost him some time this season

Curry remains out with a lingering right knee issue, but he continues to make progress in rehab. He has ramped up his on-court work, though he was still listed as out on the Warriors’ latest injury report and is expected to miss at least two more games.

Expected to miss at least another week with a lingering right knee injury that has kept him out since Feb 3, Curry is starting on-court workouts as he progresses his recovery

Curry will miss at least five more games due to a lingering right knee issue, the Warriors announced Sunday. He will be re-evaluated in 10 days and has already missed 10 games, during which time Golden State went 4-6.

Head coach Steve Kerr said Tuesday that Curry (knee) will participate in Wednesday's scrimmage before the Warriors determine his status for Thursday's game against the Celtics. Curry missed Golden State's final five games before the All-Star break due to a right knee issue but could return Thursday.

Has had an extensive history with ankle injuries, and they still pop up from time to time. Most recently in October of last season. Lately, however, he’s had issues with his shooting hand being wrapped around the wrist and thumb this preseason stemming from an injury in the playoffs last season. It hasn’t seemed to affect his shooting, however, as he’s been as accurate as ever, shooting 42.9% in three preseason games.

Has been cleared to begin light on-court activities and shooting, he will be re-evaluated on Sunday, however, the Warriors are currently down 3-1 vs Minnesota and it's possible their season is over before Saturday

As he recovers from the first hamstring injury of his career, he's reported to be targeting a return for Game 6 as the Warriors are currently down 2-1 vs the Timberwolves, there is a 4 day window between Games 5 and 6 so that is the earliest he could return, if he responds well to rehab

Exited Game 1 of the Western Conference Semifinals vs Minnesota in the second quarter with a left hamstring strain and was immediately ruled out by staff so the belief is it is not a cramp or tightness, any hamstring strain is a multi-game absence, chance for a return if Golden State can extend the series, but he won't be 100% and could be a defensive liability