Stephen Curry will make his return to action tonight and is expected to play around 25 minutes against the defending champions Toronto Raptors. Curry has been sidelined since October 30, after breaking his left hand and undergoing surgery.
Stephen Curry will make his return to action tonight and is expected to play around 25 minutes against the defending champions Toronto Raptors. Curry has been sidelined since October 30, after breaking his left hand and undergoing surgery.
Well it looks like Curry is going for 50 tonight pic.twitter.com/KWSPePVNiV
— NBA Quick Report™🏀 (@NBAquickreport) March 5, 2020
Steph Curry: “I’ve been clear that it’ll be awhile that, comparing the left (hand) to the right, it’ll feel normal…But that’s the reality of it and at this point I can’t reinjure it unless something freakish happens.” Full quote. pic.twitter.com/Gdy5Wu7Aol
— Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) March 5, 2020
Steph is ready 🔥
— NBA Central (@TheNBACentral) March 5, 2020
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Steph Curry on his repaired left hand: “Hopefully there aren’t any thoughts and I get to play my game the way I see it, react and make plays without hesitation. If I need to make a left-handed pass or finish with my left or defend and get a deflection or take a hit with it.” pic.twitter.com/pGp9sRPKCf
— Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) March 5, 2020
Steph Curry makes his return tonight against TOR. GS is +8.5 home dogs. Might put the house on them 🏡 #DubNation #NBA pic.twitter.com/AALoMpUnVB
— SPUN (@SPUN) March 5, 2020