"Curry missed the final five games before the All-Star break with runner's knee, an injury that can only heal through rest. Though he attended the festivities at All-Star weekend, Curry did not participate in any of the events, aside from a viral trick shot. Once Curry returned to the Bay Area, his knee was still bothering him. "He came back today and wasn't quite feeling right. These guys know when they're feeling right," Kerr said."
"Meanwhile, Porzingis has not played since early January, back when he was with the Hawks. The center has dealt with Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) and various injuries over the past few years, playing in at least 60 games in only one of the previous seven seasons. Kerr said that Porzingis was a full participant in practice, and will be listed as "questionable" for Thursday's game. He said that if Porzingis plays, the center will be limited to around 15 minutes at most."
Stephen Curry did not participate in practice and will not play against the Celtics on Thursday. He missed the final five games before the All-Star break with a runner's knee, an injury that requires rest. He attended All-Star weekend but did not participate in events beyond a viral trick shot. After returning to the Bay Area, his knee remained bothersome. Team doctors are evaluating him and an MRI is possible. Kristaps Porzingis has not played since early January and has POTS and other injuries. Porzingis was a full participant in practice and is listed as questionable, with a projected limit of about 15 minutes if he plays.
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