Steph Curry won’t return to the Warriors’ lineup before the playoffs.
SAN FRANCISCO — The Warriors won’t have Steph Curry for the remaining five games of the regular season.
Curry, who sprained a ligament in his foot in a collision with Boston’s Marcus Smart on March 16, is expected to be re-evaluated after the regular season concludes on April 10, the team said Friday in a statement. Curry could still be cleared to start as early as Game 1 of the first round, which begins on April 16. The 34-year-old is “progressing” in his rehab and could start individual on-court workouts next week.
“We’ve known that was going to be the case,” coach Steve Kerr said. “We were hoping maybe he could play one, two games at the end of the regular season but that was a long shot. This is how it’s turned out. His rehab is going fine.” Curry has had his fair share of injuries coinciding with the playoffs, including MCL sprains during the 2016 playoffs and 2018 playoffs. But Curry has returned in rhythm each time.Related Articles
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