Stephen Curry Anticipates Return, Possible Game Time Tonight
Stephen Curry is set to make his return to the court tonight against the Minnesota Timberwolves after a five-game absence. The two-time NBA MVP fully regained his range of motion in his injured left thigh, allowing him to participate in practice with the Golden State Warriors. Coach Steve Kerr confirmed that Curry is expected to play in the game, scheduled for 10 p.m. ET.
Injury Update
Stephen Curry has been recovering from a left quadriceps contusion and muscle strain. He was injured during a game against the Houston Rockets on November 26. At that time, he experienced significant pain in his quadriceps, which affected his mobility. Since then, he has focused on rehabilitation to regain strength and movement.
Rehabilitation Process
During his recovery, Curry spent multiple hours each day at Chase Center working with medical and training staff. He referred to the rehab process as monotonous but acknowledged the importance of staying dedicated. “You’ve got to have some really good playlists,” he humorously stated about the long rehabilitation days.
- Injury Date: November 26, 2023
- Rehabilitation Duration: Five games
- Recent Team Record Without Curry: 3-2
- First Game Back: Tonight vs. Minnesota
- Game Time: 10 p.m. ET
Teammate Chemistry
Curry’s return comes with an added significance as he will play alongside his younger brother, Seth Curry, for the first time in the NBA. He expressed confidence in the team’s performance during his absence, noting their strong effort in a recent win against the Chicago Bulls.
Looking Ahead
As he prepares for tonight’s game, Curry feels optimistic about his condition. “I had a good rehab week and the guys took care of business,” he said. His return is anticipated to reinvigorate the Warriors as they look to strengthen their position in the league.
Fans eagerly await to see Stephen Curry back in action as he aims to contribute fully to the team’s efforts against the Timberwolves.
