Steph Curry Announces Health Status for Spurs Game

Curry battled rust in his first game back. He was limited to just 20 minutes even though head coach Steve Kerr said before the game that the 11-time All-Star would not have a minutes restriction in his return.

It was the lopsided nature of the contest that led to Curry’s limited run. None of the Warriors’ starters played more than 24 minutes in the blowout loss.

Curry spoke to reporters after the game, and he provided a health update upon his return to action.

"It was alright," Curry said of his health on his return. "Anytime you have a cold — you can probably still hear it [in my voice] — but every time you have a cold-type vibe and dealing with that, sitting in bed for two days, it takes a little bit to get back.

“But I felt great physically. Just trying to get your wind back was the biggest deal. But I'm happy with where I am now, considering the week I've had."

The Warriors are back in action on Wednesday in the second night of a back-to-back set. They face Victor Wembanyama and the 8-2 San Antonio Spurs at Frost Bank Center. When asked if he would be able to suit up for a second time in two nights, Curry had an optimistic response.

“I’m trying to, yes,” he said.

As of writing, the Warriors have not submitted their injury report for the Spurs game. However, based on his update here, it appears that Curry will be available to play on Wednesday as Golden State looks to bust out of its losing slump on the road.

The Spurs-Warriors game tips off at 9:00 p.m. ET.