Stephen Curry, still rehabbing knee, out 'little longer'

"This is a weird one. It's kind of unpredictable how it'll heal. It's going to be a little longer. Right now, with this one, it's about each day, can you stack good days? I've done that. Hopefully they can unleash me on the court soon and hopefully get back sooner than later."

"Trying to stay in shape, strengthen everything else around the body, knowing at this stage, once you get back, it's a full sprint to the playoffs. Once I get back on the court, it's a little bit of a pain tolerance thing."

Stephen Curry remains sidelined from the Golden State Warriors with persistent right knee patellofemoral pain syndrome, commonly known as runner's knee. After missing 10 consecutive games, Curry acknowledged his recovery will extend beyond initial projections. He experienced a setback during a post-All-Star break workout and informed the training staff he wasn't prepared for live competition. The Warriors shut him down from court activities for 10 days, during which he performed weight-bearing exercises. Curry emphasized the unpredictable nature of his injury and the importance of accumulating consecutive positive days in recovery. The Warriors, currently in eighth seed position at 31-29, face potential Play-In tournament participation while awaiting Curry's clearance to return.

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