Stephen Curry is set to miss his third straight game due to an ongoing injury, as he continues his recovery process.
Warriors head coach Steve Kerr provided an update on Curry’s progress, noting that while Curry hasn’t yet joined any live practice sessions or scrimmages with the team, he has been actively engaged in conditioning workouts and running drills.
According to Kerr, Curry “looks good,” showing promising signs of improvement with his movement and endurance, which is an encouraging indication for his eventual return.
Curry will undergo a re-evaluation by the team’s medical staff on Sunday to assess his readiness for game action. If his recovery progresses as hoped, Curry could potentially make his return to the court on Monday when the Warriors face the Washington Wizards.
His possible return is eagerly anticipated, as his presence is crucial to the team’s offensive flow and leadership on the court. The team remains cautious, however, aiming to ensure Curry is fully ready before resuming play to avoid any setbacks.
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