Stephen Curry (knee) gearing up for live contact in practice
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Stephen Curry (knee) gearing up for live contact in practice
"Curry has been sidelined with a persistent right knee issue since Jan. 30, missing the past 20 games. He will sit in Atlanta on Saturday night and Dallas on Monday night, stretching his absence to 22 games as his Warriors have tumbled down the standings."
"Head coach Steve Kerr has voiced an acceptance that the team is stuck in the play-in bracket, stating a belief that they can play their way into the playoffs if they get Curry geared up in April."
"Curry's injury is listed as patellofemoral pain syndrome, also known as 'runner's knee,' which typically consists of swelling and pain around the kneecap."
Stephen Curry will miss the next two games due to a right knee issue, extending his absence to 22 games. The Warriors plan to evaluate his progress after a six-game road trip. Curry's injury has contributed to the team's poor performance, going 6-14 without him. Head coach Steve Kerr believes the team can still make the playoffs if Curry returns in April. Other players, Al Horford and Moses Moody, are also expected to return soon.
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