Brooklyn Nets guard Seth Curry (ankle) has been going through 4-on-4 workouts. The veteran sharpshooter appears extremely close to getting back into game action. He was held out of Wednesday's contest and won't play on Thursday. However, there is a chance that the 32-year-old plays on Saturday against the Indiana Pacers. The expectation is that Curry would be eased back into action. He'll be competing with Joe Harris, Patty Mills and Royce O'Neale for playing time in Brooklyn. Curry should be able to hold deep league value, but it's unclear if he'll play enough to warrant rostering in standard leagues.

Brooklyn Nets guard Seth Curry (ankle) won't play in Wednesday's matchup against the New Orleans Pelicans, as expected. The veteran continues to work his way back from offseason ankle surgery, although he's not ready. Fortunately, he's been doing some four-on-four work in recent practices, so it appears he's nearing a return. With Joe Harris (foot) out as well for that one, Royce O'Neale is the favorite to enter the starting lineup and may provide temporary production for managers in deeper formats. Cam Thomas is also forecasted to receive more minutes, although he won't offer much outside of scoring.

Brooklyn Nets guard Seth Curry could be on the move. With the Nets and Lakers "actively engaged in discussions" surrounding a Kyrie Irving and Russell Westbrook swap, Curry is L.A.'s preferred option to help balance things out fiscally. The 31-year-old began the 2021-22 season in Philly before landing in Brooklyn as a part of the James Harden, Ben Simmons blockbuster deal. He is coming off offseason ankle surgery, but because he is on an expiring contract, there's a good chance he may be suiting up for the Lakers this year. Nevertheless, Curry probably won't provide consistent fantasy production, although he should have some effective outings throughout the season.

Brooklyn Nets shooting guard Seth Curry (ankle) recently had surgery to repair his left ankle, but he is expected to make a full recovery in time for the start of the 2022-23 year. Curry is on the books to make $8.5 million with the Nets next year, having been acquired alongside Ben Simmons in the James Harden blockbuster in February. Curry enjoyed the best offensive season of his career in '21-22, having averaged a career-best 15 PPG and 2.5 made triples on a nightly basis. In 19 games with the Nets, Curry shot 46.8% from behind the arc, stepping into an integral role as the team's primary sharpshooter. Potentially combining him with Joe Harris next year could significantly allow Brooklyn to stretch the floor against the opposition.

Brooklyn Nets guard Seth Curry (ankle) will be available for Tuesday's play-in game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. This doesn't come as much of a surprise, but Curry has been dealing with ankle issues for quite some time. Fantasy managers should expect Curry to play his normal role in his game. The Nets will certainly need his offense behind Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant.

Brooklyn Nets guard Seth Curry (ankle) is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Indiana Pacers. He has been dealing with a lingering ankle issue lately, but plans to suit up here. He has played in each of the last two games and averaged 29.5 minutes in those games. The Nets can clinch the No. 7 seed with a win in this contest. That being said, Curry should be out there and provide his elite level shooting.

Brooklyn Nets guard Seth Curry (ankle) is available for Friday's game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Curry has been in and out of the lineup while dealing with left ankle soreness. This is an important game for both teams, so the Nets were never expected to sit one of their best offensive players. Curry has been providing fifth-round fantasy value lately, so fantasy managers should make sure he's in their lineups for Friday.

Brooklyn Nets shooting guard/small forward Seth Curry (ankle) has been cleared to suit up for Wednesday's game against the Knicks after a two-game absence due to a left ankle ailment. Curry's Nets tenure has been sidetracked by injury, but he has remained an elite three-point weapon when active, knocking down 3.1 triples per contest at a 47.7% clip. On pace to set new career highs across the board with 15 points, 3.6 assists, and 3.1 boards per outing, Curry has played his way into all season-long formats and can be placed into lineups for the stretch of the regular season. His return figures to take some fantasy shine off Patty Mills and Cam Thomas.

Brooklyn Nets guard Seth Curry (ankle) has been downgraded to out for Tuesday's game against the Houston Rockets. Head coach Steve Nash mentioned there is a chance that Curry sits out the rest of the regular season. The Nets don't want to take too many chances with the playoffs right around the corner. Fantasy managers should expect Patty Mills to remain in the starting five. He hasn't been a great fantasy option lately, but maybe he'll break out of his slump against the Rockets.

Brooklyn Nets guard Seth Curry (ankle) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Charlotte Hornets. This is a shame because Curry has been knocking down everything from beyond the arc lately. He is a must-start, assuming he can play on Sunday. Otherwise, Goran Dragic and Patty Mills would see increased roles, but neither have anything more than deep league appeal.

Brooklyn Nets guards Seth Curry (ankle) and Goran Dragic (knee) will be active for Saturday's game against the Miami Heat. Both players will make their return to the court after a one-game absence. Dragic won't be on the fantasy radar with Curry, Patty Mills, and Kyrie Irving healthy. However, Curry should remain valuable and slide right back into the starting five on Saturday.

Brooklyn Nets guards Goran Dragic (knee) and Seth Curry (ankle) are probable for Saturday's game against the Miami Heat, according to head coach Steve Nash. This might be the closest we see the Nets to fully healthy this season. Honestly, it's anyone's guess when Ben Simmons (back) is going to suit up. Dragic should have a limited role off the bench with Kyrie Irving healthy. He is unlikely to hold standard league value while Curry, Patty Mills, and Irving are on the court. Curry should continue to have value due to his excellent ability to shoot from beyond the arc.

Brooklyn Nets shooting guard Seth Curry (ankle) has been ruled out for Wednesday night's game against the Memphis Grizzlies. Curry suffered a left ankle sprain on Monday against the Utah Jazz. He was forced to exit the game after playing just 12 minutes and going scoreless. Fellow guard Goran Dragic (knee) is also out for the game, meaning that we'll likely see Patty Mills join Kyrie Irving in the starting lineup. Mills and Cam Thomas could be worth a look for DFS purposes in the game. Mills is also a streaming option as he's shown the ability to put up some solid stats when the minutes have been there.

Brooklyn Nets shooting guard/small forward Seth Curry (ankle) has been deemed questionable to suit up for Wednesday's contest against the Grizzlies due to a sprained left ankle. The ailment forced Curry to leave Monday's outing after just 12 minutes, leaving him with a scoreless performance. Curry's absence paved the way for Patty Mills to take on a larger workload, which could again be the case Wednesday regardless, as Goran Dragic (knee) is unlikely to take the floor. Prior to his outlier Monday, Curry had made multiple triples in every game since joining the Nets, shooting 47.6% from beyond the arc in that 12-game span. Fantasy managers will want to check back for the final word on his status.

Brooklyn Nets guard Seth Curry (ankle) is set to miss his third consecutive game on Wednesday as the team faces off against the Dallas Mavericks. However, according to Brian Lewis of the New York Post, Curry is expected to return for Friday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers. The 31-year-old is currently dealing with left ankle soreness. His absence helped contribute to Kyrie Irving launching 31 shots and compiling 60 points in the team's last game on Monday. However, keep in mind that the Nets will not have Irving for Wednesday's game as it's a home game. Patty Mills and Goran Dragic figure to see a heavy workload. Both players are certainly worthy streamers or DFS options on Wednesday.

Brooklyn Nets guard Seth Curry (ankle) is listed as questionable for Wednesday's game against the Dallas Mavericks. He has missed each of the last two games due to left ankle soreness. Veteran guard Goran Dragic has been starting in his place, but would shift to the second unit, assuming Curry plays on Wednesday. Otherwise, Dragic, Patty Mills, and possibly Cam Thomas (back) would benefit without Curry. Mills the best fantasy option between the three of them if Curry misses a third game in a row.

Brooklyn Nets guard Seth Curry (ankle) is set to miss his second straight game on Tuesday as the team faces off against the Orlando Magic. Curry is currently dealing with left ankle soreness. Fellow guard Cam Thomas (back) is also out for the game due to a back contusion. The Nets are on the road for the game, so Kyrie Irving will be there to steer the ship. Goran Dragic and Patty Mills should both see some extended minutes with Curry and Thomas sidelined. Both players are worth consideration as streamers or DFS options.

Brooklyn Nets guard Seth Curry (ankle) will play on Sunday in Boston. Curry was listed on the latest injury report because of left ankle soreness, although it didn't seem that he was in any real jeopardy of missing this one. Nevertheless, the veteran has averaged 20.5 points while shooting nearly 55 percent from deep against the Celtics this year, so managers in all formats, DFS included, should give him serious consideration.

Brooklyn Nets guard Seth Curry (ankle) is expected to play during Sunday's contest in Boston. The veteran currently occupies a spot on the injury report because of left ankle soreness. However, Curry should be good to go, although he draws a tough matchup against one of the best defensive units in the association. While he still warrants starting consideration in seasonal formats, DFS managers should consider other options.

Brooklyn Nets shooting guard Seth Curry had a fantastic debut game with his new team, helping the Nets capture a 109-85 victory over the Sacramento Kings on Monday. Curry scored a team-high 23 points while hitting 10-of-18 shots from the field, including 3-of-8 attempts from three-point range. He also had seven rebounds and five assists. Curry was traded to the Nets in the blockbuster deal that also sent Ben Simmons to Brooklyn while James Harden was sent to Philadelphia. Curry should have a big role with the Nets the rest of the way this year, especially in home games when the team will be without Kyrie Irving.