Warriors point guard Stephen Curry will have his sprained right ankle evaluated by team doctors before Saturday night's game against Utah, and then Curry will hop a plane to Charlotte to meet with his surgeon Monday.
The most optimistic and realistic projection is that Curry will return to the lineup Jan. 14 at Charlotte. It's hard to imagine that he'll fly cross-country to play in the...
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January 06, 2012
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry will not play against the Utah Jazz Saturday after sitting out Friday’s game with the Los Angeles Lakers.Curry, nursing a sprained right ankle, will be re-examined by team doctors Saturday and hopes to return to the lineup when the Warriors host the Orlando Magic on January 12.Curry had surgery to repair two of the three main ligaments...
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January 06, 2012
The third time isn’t the charm for Stephen Curry.
On Thursday night against the San Antonio Spurs, the Golden State Warriors guard re-injured his surgically repaired right ankle for the third different time since the start of the season. And now not only is the injury hampering the Warriors slow start to their 2-4 season, but it just might blow any chance the team has at landing...
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January 06, 2012
Stephen Curry isn’t playing for the Golden State Warriors against the Los Angeles Lakers Friday night because of his sprained right ankle. He says he won’t play against the Utah Jazz Saturday, when he’ll have a doctor examine the ankle again. He hopes to return next Thursday, Jan. 12, when the Warriors play the Orlando Magic in Oakland.
Curry had surgery to repair...
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January 06, 2012
Let's cut right to the unpleasant details here. Stephen Curry has sprained his ankle seven times in the past 15 months, with a surgical procedure and rehabilitation mixed in (four before, three after). His past six starts, dating back to the Warriors' final preseason game and covering 15 days, have produced three sprains to his surgically-repaired ligaments. Here's the...
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January 08, 2012
The Golden State Warriors on Saturday night lost their fifth consecutive game. The team’s record now stands at 2-6 and the schedule isn’t going to get any easier for the Warriors. As the next two opponents will be the Miami Heat and the Orlando Magic, which makes a seven game losing streak a very good possibility.
So far the Warriors have faced a variety of challenges...
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January 05, 2012
The Golden State Warriors had a golden opportunity to break a 26-game losing streak in San Antonio on Wednesday night and yet the Warriors were not able to capitalize on that chance. Stephen Curry and Monta Ellis did their part in the first half combining for 38 points and nine assists to help build an eight point half time lead.
For the Warriors the team played well in the third...
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January 06, 2012
Photo by Stephen Dunn | Getty ImagesThe (4-4) Los Angeles Lakers return to the Staples Center to host the (2-4) Golden State Warriors. The purple and gold are seeking to bounce back from another disappointing loss in Portland at the Rose Garden. The loss was the tale of two halves; the Lakers started fast and finished very slow. However, the game was lost in the third quarter.The...
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