Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (shoulder) has been upgraded to probable for Tuesday's game against the Phoenix Suns. The 34-year-old appears to be ahead of schedule from his left shoulder injury. It's unclear whether or not Curry is going to be limited during his first few games back in the rotation. Regardless, fantasy managers in season-long formats can get him back in their lineups, assuming he's cleared on Tuesday. Donte DiVincenzo will head to the bench and probably lose most of his streaming appeal with Curry returning. Fantasy managers should check back on Tuesday to ensure Curry suits up.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (shoulder) has been progressing well from his injury. Head coach Steve Kerr mentioned on Wednesday that January 13th is a realistic date for Curry to get back on the court. The superstar guard is set to be re-evaluated on January 7th. After that, the organization should give a better timetable on Curry's return. However, it does sound like the 34-year-old is getting closer to playing basketball again. In the meantime, Jordan Poole and Donte DiVincenzo will gain the most fantasy value with Curry off the court.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry (shoulder) will miss at least two more weeks of action. The team announced on Saturday that the veteran star will be re-evaluated in two weeks. Curry is reportedly progressing well as he continues to recover from a partial dislocation of his left shoulder. He has missed a week and four games with the injury. Curry's absence has provided a big boost for Jordan Poole. He has played very well and exploded for a career-high 43 points in the second game Curry was forced to miss. Ty Jerome, Moses Moody and Donte DiVincenzo have also benefited from the situation.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (shoulder) sustained a shoulder subluxation during Wednesday's game against the Indiana Pacers. MRI's revealed the severity of the injury and it now looks like the timetable is going to be set for around a month for the 34-year-old superstar. The Warriors are in the midst of getting their record back on track but will have to do it without their former MVP. Look for Jordan Poole, Moses Moody, and Donte DiVincenzo to all get some added minutes and opportunities over that stretch.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (shoulder) should be considered out indefinitely after he underwent an MRI on Thursday. The testing revealed that Curry suffered a left shoulder subluxation during Wednesday's game. The organization hasn't given a timetable for Curry yet, but fantasy managers should expect Curry to miss time. In the meantime, Jordan Poole will see his playing time and usage significantly increase. Donte DiVincenzo will be a sneaky add for fantasy managers as he shouldn't lack playing time or opportunities. Also, Klay Thompson will be asked to lead this offense with both Curry and Andrew Wiggins on the sideline.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (shoulder) injured his left shoulder in the third quarter of Wednesday's meeting with the Pacers and didn't return. Head coach Steve Kerr provided an update while speaking to the media after the game, reporting that Curry will have an MRI on Thursday. The 34-year-old has played exceptionally well this season, averaging 29.6 points and shooting 43.2% from behind the arc. It's possible he'll miss time, especially with the Warriors having four games remaining on its road trip. If that's the case, Jordan Poole will probably slide into the starting lineup and should benefit from a production standpoint. Klay Thompson and Andrew Wiggins (groin), whenever he returns, will also help carry most of the load offensively.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (shoulder) won't return to Wednesday's game against the Indiana Pacers. The All-Star guard was doing everything in this game with Klay Thompson and Andrew Wiggins on the sideline. He finished with 38 points, seven rebounds, seven assists before exiting the game with a left shoulder issue. Jordan Poole will see increased usage for the rest of this game. He'll be a great streaming option if Curry is unable to play in Friday's game against the Philadelphia 76ers.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (knee) is available on Wednesday against the Pacers. The sharpshooter made an appearance on the injury report due to right knee soreness and was listed as questionable. However, he's good to go. Considering he played 27 minutes versus the Bucks on Tuesday, there's a chance Curry may not see a full workload, especially with the Warriors having four games remaining on its road trip after this one.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry (knee) has been deemed questionable to suit up for Wednesday's contest vs. Indiana due to a sore right knee. Curry tied his season low with just 27 minutes played Tuesday, and he has previously sat out two prior instances of the second leg of a back-to-back this season. An absence from Curry -- along with that of Klay Thompson (rest) and Andrew Wiggins (groin) -- would open up the entire Warriors roster for DFS relevance, but particularly Jordan Poole, who would take over unquestioned No. 1 scoring option duties. If Curry ultimately gives it a go, he could be seeing increased usage in his own right. Check back prior to tip-off for the final word on the eight-time All-Star.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry and forward Draymond Green are back in the starting five for Saturday's game against the Boston Celtics. This doesn't come as a surprise after both players sat out on Thursday for rest purposes. Both players are expected to have their normal workloads against this tough Celtics squad. Normally, Jordan Poole would lose minutes, but the loss of Andrew Wiggins (groin) means Poole will continue to play a significant role. Jonathan Kuminga should see more chances as well, but Poole is the better fantasy option between the two players.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (ankle) will sit out Wednesday's matchup versus Utah. Andrew Wiggins (adductor) and Draymond Green (hip) won't play either. That said, Klay Thompson and Jordan Poole, who combined for 51 points in Monday's loss to Indiana, should carry the load offensively. Jonathan Kuminga and Donte DiVincenzo may also be viable one-game streaming options, although rostering either man isn't without risk.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry put up yet another 30-point game in a losing effort against the Dallas Mavericks. He's had 10 games with 30 points and 13 games with 30 or more which includes two 40-point efforts and a 50-point game. The superstar point guard posted 32 points, five rebounds, and five assists while shooting 11-for-24 overall and 5-for-14 from beyond the arc. He's still making everyone happy in the fantasy world, but the Warriors continue to lose while Curry produces some of his biggest games.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry continued his hot start to the season as he became the third player this season to score 50 points. The superstar sharpshooter registered 50 points, nine rebounds, six assists, and one block on 17-for-28 from the floor and 7-for-11 from deep. Right now, through 13 games, he's averaging more points per game than his first MVP season and shooting a higher percentage than both MVP seasons. He just needs the rest of the team to even match half of his output to win some games.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry and forward Draymond Green are active for Monday's game against the San Antonio Spurs. Heading into this game it was uncertain if both players were going to play in the second day of a back-to-back set. The Warriors will rest Klay Thompson for injury management, but Curry and Green are active. Both of them should have their normal workloads on Monday. Fantasy managers should make sure Curry and Green are in their lineups for this game.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry made it back-to-back 40-point games for himself Friday versus Cleveland, shooting 15-for-23 from the field and 6-for-11 from downtown in a 106-101 win. He added four rebounds and five assists to his 40 points with one steal and two turnovers in 34 minutes. Curry also put together a 39-point effort last week, so he's averaged an incredible 42 points across his last three outings. The run started after he posted a triple-double. The two-time MVP continues to do MVP things even at 34, and he'll head out next against the Kings on Sunday in a matchup where Curry netted 47 points with seven treys at the start of the week.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry showed no mercy to the Kings Monday night, completing a 116-113 win with a season-high 47 points. He nailed seven triples and shot 17-for-24 overall from the field, whilst getting eight rebounds, and eight assists without a single turnover in 38 minutes. This was a very special performance from the former MVP, with Curry getting very close to a 50-point triple-double. He has now posted his best scoring output of the season in back-to-back games, trying to do everything he can to kick-start Golden State's campaign. Next up, Curry faces a game against Cleveland before taking on the Kings again on Sunday. Sacramento has a poor defensive record against point guards, so we can expect something special again from Curry in the rematch, but Friday's meeting with the Cavs is a much trickier matchup for him.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (elbow) seems to be trending toward sitting out on Friday night. The injury report has him listed as out with elbow soreness, which sounds more like just a rest day. He's played north of 34 minutes in each of the last five games. On the second night of a back-to-back, he'll be sitting this game out. Jordan Poole and Moses Moody are both great fantasy options in all formats, as Klay Thompson will also be out.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry is still scoring in any way that he pleases. Although the team lost 129-130 to the Orlando Magic, the former MVP put up 39 points, three rebounds, and nine assists, while shooting 13-for-22 overall and 8-for-15 from deep. There are only two out of his nine games so far that ended with him scoring less than 30 points. On top of that, he has shot 45% or better from the floor in seven games already. He might be going for another MVP this season.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry posted his first triple-double of the season on Tuesday against the Miami Heat. Curry lead the team with 23 points, 13 rebounds and 13 assists in 35 minutes. Curry also knocked down four three-pointers, but committed five turnovers in the process. The rebounds and assists were both season-highs for Curry and he's averaging a career-high 6.7 rebounds this season. The Warriors will look to avenge their loss against Miami when they take on the Orlando Magic Thursday. Expect Curry to come out firing as his 14 shot attempts Tuesday were a season-low.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry delivered yet again in the team's third win of the season. The former MVP collected 33 points, seven rebounds, nine assists, and one steal on 13-for-22 shooting and 7-for-14 from beyond the arc. That marks his fourth 30-point game in only five games so far. This was also his second game in a row in that he came close to a triple-double. Fantasy wise there's not much else to say other than he's a must-start every time he plays.