Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry (foot) will take part in a scrimmage on Thursday. How he responds to the scrimmage will help determine if he will be able to make his return to the court for Game 1 of the playoffs. The team opens up a best-of-seven series against the Denver Nuggets on Saturday. According to Warriors head coach Steve Kerr, Curry has been doing drills on the court every day, but everything has been non-contact up until this point. The star point guard has been out since mid-March due to a foot sprain, but it sounds as if he'll be on the court at some point during the first round of the playoffs. It's just a question of when.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (foot) has a chance at suiting up for the first round of the postseason. The All-Star guard has been sidelined since mid-March, but could be ready in time for their upcoming playoff series, according to head coach Steve Kerr. It sounds like the team is taking it day-by-day, but Curry is headed in the right direction. The Warriors are obviously going to need Curry back if they want to make a deep run in the postseason.

The Golden State Warriors released an update on injured point guard Stephen Curry (foot) to the team's Twitter account on Friday. In the update, the team stated that Curry is "making good progress." He has spent the last two weeks doing rehabilitation exercises and the team plans to progress him into individual on-court workouts next week. The team also added that another update will be provided on Curry in 10 days. The Warriors star has missed seven consecutive games due to a sprained ligament in his left foot. Friday's update officially rules him out for the remainder of the regular season and it seems likely he'll miss the start of the playoffs as well. Jordan Poole and Klay Thompson will continue running the team's backcourt the rest of the way this year.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry (foot) was forced to exit Wednesday's game against the Boston Celtics after injuring his left foot. The injury occurred when Celtics guard Marcus Smart dove for a loose ball and collided with Curry's foot. The three-time NBA champ underwent an MRI after the game and the team is awaiting the results. The Warriors have three days off before returning to action against the San Antonio Spurs on Sunday. We'll see if that's enough time for Curry to recover, but the results of the MRI should give us more clarity. If Curry were to miss time, Klay Thompson and Jordan Poole would have to take on more of the scoring load and we could see more minutes for Damion Lee as well.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (hand) is out for Sunday's bout against the Nuggets. The former MVP logged 36 minutes during Saturday's loss to the Lakers. However, he is now holding a spot on the injury report, with his next chance to make it back to come on Tuesday against the Los Angeles Clippers. Andrew Wiggins (foot) and Klay Thompson (rest) also won't play, so DFS managers will surely be looking at the Dubs for value, with that list including Jordan Poole, Jonathan Kuminga, Juan Toscano-Anderson, and Otto Porter Jr.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry finished with 34 points after firing up 16 three-point attempts during Tuesday's loss to the Timberwolves. Curry enjoyed unquestioned No. 1 scoring option status with Klay Thompson (illness) sidelined, as he added five rebounds and four assists across his 33 minutes. While Curry knocked down five triples, the rest of the Warriors combined to go 8-for-29 from distance. Curry, who has cut a nearly unsustainable pace for himself behind the arc throughout his career, sits at 37.5% on the season from three-point range, on pace for his lowest mark across a full season. He remains a fantasy juggernaut due to his shooting prowess, especially when Thompson is not in the mix. Curry's next matchup comes Thursday vs. Dallas, who has held him to 6-for-29 shooting from behind the arc in three outings this year.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry (toe) and small forward Andrew Wiggins (knee) have been removed from the team's injury report ahead of Thursday's contest vs. Sacramento. Both players were sidelined for Tuesday's win over San Antonio, with their returns corralling the substantial DFS upside of Jordan Poole, Moses Moody, and Damion Lee. Curry has thrived in two prior meetings with the Kings this year, dropping 30 points on Dec. 20 and notching a double-double on Oct. 24. Wiggins will return looking to continue his stretch of 47 straight games having scored in double figures as he matches up with a Kings unit that boasts the second-worst defensive efficiency (111.9) in the league.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry (toe) and small forward Andrew Wiggins (knee) have been ruled out for Tuesday's game against the Spurs, putting the team down four starters. The decision to hold both players out comes on the second leg of a back-to-back, after Curry dropped 40 points Monday and Wiggins scored in double figures for the 47th consecutive outing. Without either in the mix, Jordan Poole and Damion Lee vault into near must-roster territory for DFS contests. Gary Payton II and Moses Moody should see some added appeal as well, with the next chance for Curry or Wiggins to return coming Thursday vs. Sacramento.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (quad) is not listed on the injury report ahead of Sunday's game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. He has missed each of the last two games while dealing with a right quad issue. His return should push Jordan Poole to the second unit Gary Payton II gets less playing time. Although, the return of Klay Thompson was going to hurt both their values anyway. Fantasy managers should expect Curry to play his normal amount of minutes on Sunday. It appears safe to plug him back into fantasy lineups.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry (quad) and power forward/center Draymond Green (hip) are not listed on the team's injury report ahead of Sunday's matchup vs. Cleveland. Both players missed Thursday's loss to New Orleans, with their return coinciding with the season debut of Klay Thompson (Achilles), giving Golden State its fullest roster look of the year. Curry has struggled mightily from long range (2-for-19) over his last two games, while Green has combined for just seven points in the same time frame, with Sunday's matchup pitting the league's two premier defensive units against one another. Season-long managers can fire both players up, while DFS managers may have reason for pause.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (quad) is listed as out for Thursday's game against the New Orleans Pelicans. This isn't surprising considering Curry mentioned on Wednesday he was likely to sit this game out. The hope is that this is only a one game absence and a rest day for Curry. In the meantime, Jordan Poole should be asked to run the offense on Thursday. He'll be an excellent streaming option and should get plenty of looks in DFS contests as well. Andrew Wiggins and Otto Porter Jr. should be asked to carry heavier workloads on offense. Wiggins is likely going to be a popular DFS candidate for Thursday's slate.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry had a miserable start to Tuesday's matchup against Denver but managed to get 21 second-half points to lead the team with 23 points in an 89-86 loss. He shot 5-for-14 from deep, becoming the first player in league history with 3,000 three-point makes, and finished 6-for-16 overall from the field with four rebounds, four assists and six turnovers. The team produced an awful first-half performance, but they managed to claw back into the game and will look to start much better in Thursday's rematch. This is actually a good matchup for Curry because Denver owns pretty poor defensive numbers against opposing point guards.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry cooked up 33 points on 10-for-27 shooting to lead his team to a 116-107 win over Phoenix on Christmas Day. The Warriors superstar entered the matchup having averaged only 13.1 points per game in his previous eight Christmas Day outings, but he had a hot start and got the monkey off his back here. Curry nailed five triples and boosted his line with four rebounds, six assists, three steals and one block. He now boasts a four-game run of 30-point performances ahead of back-to-back games against Denver.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry showed off superb form ahead of Christmas on Thursday, hitting eight triples and racking up 46 points in a 113-104 win over Memphis. He went 13-for-22 from the field and bagged four rebounds, four assists and two steals with three turnovers. Curry now has six games with at least eight triples this season. He's scored 30-plus points in three straight games ahead of a battle with the Suns on Christmas Day. Phoenix did a good job in slowing him down in the first two matchups of the season, so Curry's hot scoring form is about to get a big test.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry recorded a second consecutive 30-point outing on Monday, leading the team to a 113-98 victory over Sacramento. He had four triples and shot 13-for-27 from the field, collecting three rebounds and four assists with two blocks and four turnovers. Curry's shooting numbers are well below his career averages this season, but he routinely keeps dropping 30-point games. He has a 36-point effort to his name against the Grizzlies, whom Golden State plays next. Another marquee matchup versus Phoenix will follow then, in which Curry should be very eager to put up big numbers after struggling in the first two meetings.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry hit five triples and shot 8-for-21 from the field overall en route to a game-high 30 points in Friday's win over Boston. He was perfect at the foul line with nine attempts and tallied five rebounds and four assists with one steal and six turnovers across 35 minutes of action. Curry has now gone for 30-plus points in 10 outings this season. His shooting has been a bit off this month, but the former MVP can now reset over the weekend, with Golden State announcing that Curry will sit out Saturday's clash with the Raptors.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry connected for five threes during a historic night in which he became the league's all-time, regular-season three-point king. On the night, the two-time MVP scored 22 points on 42.1% shooting from the field. The Davidson product also added three boards, three assists, one block, a steal, and four turnovers across 35 minutes. Curry is currently seeing inefficiency hinder his 2021-2022 season, shooting a career-low 43.1% from the field and 39.9% from deep. With the poor shooting, Curry is averaging 26.9 points per game, in addition to 5.5 rebounds, 6.1 assists, a career-high 5.4 triples, and 1.6 steals.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry shot 5-for-15 from downtown during a 26-point effort in Monday's win over Indiana, and he now needs to hit just two more triples to become the NBA's all-time leader in made three-pointers. The stage is set for him to make history on Tuesday against the Knicks. Curry shot 8-for-20 overall Monday night and registered five rebounds and six assists with one steal, one block and seven turnovers. There's been just one game this season in which Curry has failed to make multiple shots from deep, so the chances of Ray Allen's record getting broken on Tuesday seem very high.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry continued to close in on the league's three-pointers record on Wednesday, hitting 6-for-17 from downtown during a 22-point performance in a 104-94 win against Portland. He finished 8-for-19 overall from the field and completed his night at the office with two rebounds, two assists, one steal and four turnovers. Curry now needs only 10 more makes from deep to break Ray Allen's record of 2,973 regular-season threes. He's had a few performances with nine triples this season, so hitting the milestone in Saturday's game against Philadelphia isn't out of the question. However, it's much more likely that the special night comes during next week's four-game slate.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry led the team to another victory on Sunday against the Clippers, scoring a game-high 33 points with seven triples. He shot 12-for-22 overall from the field and added five rebounds, six assists and a season-high six steals to his tally with three turnovers in 35 minutes. We shouldn't be surprised by Curry's performances anymore, but his three-point shooting has been out of this world in recent weeks, which has helped him to average 31.8 points per game across his last 10 outings. Curry's form will be tested by the streaking Suns next in two consecutive games.