Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry came just three rebounds and two assists shy of a triple-double on Tuesday night. He put up 21 points, seven rebounds, eight assists and one steal on 7-for-17 shooting. Despite the solid stat line, Curry was still minus-17 in his 30 minutes as the team was blown out by the Phoenix Suns. It just seemed to be one of those down nights for the Warriors. Curry and Company will bounce back for their fantasy managers soon enough.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry registered his third consecutive 30-point outing in Sunday's win over Sacramento, bagging 28 of his 33 points in the first half. He produced 21 points in the second quarter alone with five three-pointers. The Warriors ended up recording 50 points in the second quarter and had 89 points overall in the first half, which marks their second-most first-half points ever. Curry finished with 11-for-22 shooting in 31 minutes, sinking seven of 12 attempts from deep. He also tallied five rebounds, two assists and one steal with two turnovers. The two-time MVP has been in sizzling form at the start of the season, averaging 33.3 points per game with 44.4 percent shooting from deep. His hot streak faces a tough challenge next, as the Warriors travel to Phoenix to take on the Suns, who limited Curry to 32.4 percent shooting and 22.7 points last season.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry, despite a slow start to the game, finished with 33 points, seven assists, six rebounds, four steals and one block. The Warriors were coming off of a joyous high after receiving their rings right before the game. Once Curry and Company got into their groove again, they were lights-out. Seventeen of his points and all four made threes came in the second half. He was also very active on defense in route to four takeaways. There are no signs of slowing down on both the fantasy front and the actual basketball value for Curry.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (rest) won't suit up for Tuesday's preseason contest against the Portland Trail Blazers. It doesn't sound like anything is wrong with Curry, but the Warriors don't want to take any risks in a meaningless game. His absence will give more playing time for the reserves who are trying to earn a spot on the roster. Donte DiVincenzo, Moses Moody, Jonathan Kuminga, JaMychal Green, and James Wiseman will start for the Warriors on Tuesday.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (foot) is probable for Game 4 of the NBA Finals after injuring his left foot during Wednesday's loss to Boston. Curry also stated he would play, with head coach Steve Kerr reporting that the former MVP would use Thursday as a recovery day. The 34-year-old has played exceptionally well in this series, averaging 31.3 points, 5.0 boards, 2.7 steals and shooting 48.7% from deep. Nevertheless, there's always a chance things could take a turn in the wrong direction regarding his health. Yet, once Curry is officially made active, DFS managers should give him a look.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry did everything he could during Thursday's Game 1 against the Boston Celtics. The All-Star guard came out on fire and scored 21 of his team's first 32 points. Sadly, Curry was quiet when it mattered the most in the fourth quarter. Despite that, he finished with 34 points, five rebounds, and five assists during the Game 1 loss. Curry will need his teammates to pick it up during the rest of this series.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry tallied his 47th career 30-point playoff game, which puts him eighth on the all-time list. Curry finished with 31 points, 11 assists, and five rebounds during Sunday's Game 3 victory. The superstar guard has now scored over 30 points in four of his last seven games. The Warriors will look to put away the Mavericks during Tuesday's Game 4 contest. It doesn't seem like the Mavericks have an answer for Curry, but they will get at least one more chance to slow him down.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry was somewhat held in check during the first game of this series. However, the All-Star guard broke out and finished with 32 points during Friday's Game 2 victory. Curry had 20 points at halftime and stayed in a groove all night long. He finished with 32 points, eight rebounds, and five assists to help his team take a 2-0 lead. The Mavericks might need to change their defensive strategy after that contest.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry had a tough time getting anything going early against the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday. The Mavericks defense did a solid job of forcing double teams on Curry and getting the ball out of his hands. He finished the game with 21 points, 12 rebounds, and four assists in the Game 1 win. He gradually figured things out, but the Mavericks did a solid job of holding him in check on Wednesday.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry helped his team come back and eventually pull out the victory on Monday. Curry wasn't on his A-game, but still did enough to help his team get the win. He notched a game-high 32 points with five rebounds and eight assists in the three-point victory. Curry struggled from downtown, but went on an 11-5 run to put away Game 4. The Warriors will look to close out the series against the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry had a solid game in a losing effort against the Memphis Grizzlies in Game 2 of the Western Conference Semifinals on Tuesday. He racked up 27 points, nine rebounds and eight assists in the contest. It wasn't the most efficient shooting night for Curry as he went 11-for-25 from the field, including 3-for-11 from three-point range. Curry shot 50.2% from the field in the team's first round series against the Denver Nuggets, but he's managed just a 42.0% field goal percentage over the first two games of Round 2. We'll see if he can improve his shooting efficiency in Game 3, which will take place on Saturday.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry returned to the starting five for Wednesday's Game 5 matchup against the Denver Nuggets. The All-Star guard was coming off the bench, but moved back into the starting unit to close out the series. He finished with 30 points, five rebounds, and five assists in the four-point victory. The Warriors win this series and will move on to the winner of the Memphis-Minnesota series. It's uncertain if Curry will stay in the starting five or move back to the bench. Regardless, he'll continue being a strong fantasy option in the second round.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry has a chance of joining the starting unit for Wednesday's Game 5 against the Denver Nuggets. The All-Star guard has been coming off the bench during the postseason, but those days could be coming to an end. Klay Thompson, Jordan Poole, Andrew Wiggins, and Draymond Green would start alongside Curry for this contest. Those five players have not started together before, but play well together on the court. Fantasy managers will have to check back closer to tip-off to see if Curry moves into the starting unit or not.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr stated on Sunday that point guard Stephen Curry could potentially see increased minutes in Game 4 against the Denver Nuggets. Kerr also added that Curry is very close to "unlimited" minutes. The star point guard played 31 minutes in Game 3, the most minutes he's seen since he returned to action. He racked up 27 points and six assists in the game. Curry averaged 34.5 minutes per game during the regular season and it sounds as if he'll be back to that workload again soon.

Golden State Warriors point guards Stephen Curry and Jordan Poole combined to form a nearly unguardable duo (in addition to Klay Thompson, too) in Thursday's Game 3 victory over Denver, with each dropping 27 points. Poole remained in the starting five as Curry reacclimates to a full minutes allotment, with the 22-year-old shooting 9-for-13 overall and adding three rebounds and three assists to another all-around breakout performance. Curry was instant offensive off the bench, knocking down three triples and dishing out six assists in just 31 minutes of action. The two-time NBA MVP's minutes are likely to continue trending upward for Game 4 on Sunday, but that shouldn't hurt Poole's stock too significantly, as the Warriors appear to have unlocked a 2022 version of their "death lineup," which features a guard-heavy attack that is ferociously difficult to combat.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry will get more minutes during the Game 3 playoff meeting against the Nuggets. The veteran continues to recover from a left foot sprain, relegating him to just 22.5 minutes per game in the series with Denver. Curry will likely come off the bench once again on Thursday night, although the bump in minutes could impact Jordan Poole, who is averaging nearly 30 points throughout the first two games of the postseason.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (foot) played in his first game since mid-March on Saturday night during the postseason win over the Denver Nuggets. The 35-year-old came in off the bench and made the most of it, finishing with 16 points throughout 22 minutes. Curry's role for Game 2 will likely remain a mystery until closer to opening tip on Monday night. However, there's a chance he'll be back in the starting lineup and see his workload increase, which ultimately won't do any favors for Jordan Poole, who had a game-high 30 points in Game 1.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (foot) is probable for Saturday's clash against the Nuggets. There have been rumblings that he was trending in the right direction for Game 1. Yet, the most recent update on the league's official injury report means DFS managers can plan on Curry being out there. However, there's a good chance the 34-year-old won't see a full workload, although Curry has proven he doesn't need much time on the floor to put up points in bunches. Jordan Poole may also continue to have a prominent role, so he remains in play for DFS lineups in all formats.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (foot) is reportedly looking good ahead of Saturday's Game 1 matchup. The organization mentioned that Curry looked fine during Thursday's scrimmage. Head coach Steve Kerr is hopeful Curry plays, but the team will likely wait until the last minute to make it official. Obviously, the Warriors chances of winning highly increase with Curry on the court. Jordan Poole would likely head to the second unit, but would still have decent value off the bench.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (foot) is on track to return to the court for Saturday's Game 1 contest. The organization plans to have Curry scrimmage during Thursday's practice. The hope is that Curry doesn't suffer any setbacks and can play against the Denver Nuggets this weekend. It's uncertain whether or not the Warriors plan to limit Curry in terms of playing time. Regardless, he'll be their main scoring option, assuming he plays.