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Stephen Curry will miss at least 2 more games for Warriors as postseason nears: 'We are running out of games'
Stephen Curry’s recovery from a knee injury will extend at least into next week, the Golden State Warriors announced Friday night.
And Warriors coach Steve Kerr admitted the team doesn’t have much time left to get him up to speed ahead of the postseason.
The Warriors said on Saturday, March 21, that Curry — who has missed nearly two months with patella-femoral pain syndrome and bone bruising in his right knee — had been evaluated and will be incorporated into live action and team practices in the coming days. Curry, however, was unable to scrimmage according to ESPN’s Shams Charania and will now be re-evaluated next week.
The Warriors are running out of time to bring Stephen Curry back, and that's a good thing
Stephen Curry missed the Golden State Warriors' win over the tanking Washington Wizards on Friday night, and, according to ESPN, he will miss at least one more game against the Denver Nuggets on Sunday. At the very least, that will extend his absence to 25 games since being diagnosed with "runner's knee" after leaving the Warriors' game vs. Detroit on Jan. 30.
Curry has reportedly "graduated to more intensified court work" of late but has yet to get clearance for a five-on-five scrimmage.
Clearance. That's an important word here. Indeed, all the Warriors have to do to allow this life-support season to pass in peace officially is not clear Curry to return. That may just be what they're doing with these updates coming every so often, pushing the rock down the road until there isn't enough season left for it to be feasible to bring Curry back. Steve Kerr has already laid the groundwork for this increasingly likely scenario.
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Warriors' Stephen Curry out 2 more games due to lingering knee issue
The Golden State Warriors will rule star guard Stephen Curry out for another two contests because of his ailing knee, stretching his prolonged absence to at least 25 consecutive games, league sources told ESPN.
Curry has graduated to more intensified court work in recent weeks but couldn't get clearance for a 5-on-5 scrimmage in recent days as the team had previously hoped.
Curry has not given up hope on returning late in the regular season, team sources said, and will use the next week in another attempt to ramp up his court work and get the green light to scrimmage from Rick Celebrini, the franchise's lead medical decision-maker who has been cautious about Curry's bothersome right knee.
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