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Warriors sit Curry in Miami as ankle soreness and brutal schedule bite

Stephen Curry (Golden State Warriors)
November 2025

Golden State have ruled Stephen Curry out of their road finale in Miami due to right ankle soreness after he twice tweaked it on this trip, ending the Warriors star’s six-game swing a night early despite him finishing both previous contests. Coach Steve Kerr highlighted a brutal schedule that has given Golden State no practice time and 17 games in 30 days, with Al Horford and Jonathan Kuminga also sidelined, as he renewed calls for fewer regular season games to protect players and performance levels.

Curry overtakes Vince Carter to reach 22nd on NBA all time scoring list

Stephen Curry (Golden State Warriors)
November 2025

Stephen Curry scored 34 points in a defeat to Orlando to move past Vince Carter into 22nd on the NBA all time scoring list, reaching 25,749 career points while continuing a season that has him averaging 29.1 points per game for Golden State. He hit the milestone on a second quarter three pointer and now closes in on Kevin Garnett’s 26,071 total, reflecting that passing Carter feels special after childhood one on one games during his father’s Toronto stint and recognising this climb strengthens his case among the league’s greatest scorers.

Curry ill; Warriors star out vs Nuggets in Cup opener

Stephen Curry (Golden State Warriors)
November 2025

Curry misses a second straight game with illness after sitting vs Sacramento. He leads the NBA in made threes and paces Golden State in scoring and steals. Rookie Will Richard impressed with 30 points starting in his place Wednesday. Without Curry, Golden State leans on perimeter creation by committee and Richard’s spacing. Draymond Green (rib) trends probable; Jimmy Butler (back) remains questionable for broader slate context. Expect staggered minutes for ball-handlers and high-usage wings.

Warriors’ high-age core aims to contend under tighter margins

Golden State Warriors
October 2025

Golden State fortified the middle with Al Horford and retained key guards, betting experience can offset athletic decline. Last season’s Butler trade re-energised defense and late-game offense, but durability will dictate ceiling in a crowded West. Curry (37), Butler (36), Green (35), Horford (39) require managed loads and lineup insulation from Brandin Podziemski/Moses Moody. Scheme leans spacing, switchability, and free-throw leverage; health variability remains the central risk to postseason viability.

Warriors rest Butler after ankle strain amid veteran tilt

Golden State Warriors
October 2025

Golden State are testing an older core with Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, Jimmy Butler, and Al Horford. Butler strained an ankle in practice and will miss the Blazers preseason trip with a possible return by Friday.
Brandin Podziemski impressed with expanded touches. Kerr is calibrating lineups for health, defense, and shooting balance. Early availability for Butler will shape opening rotations around Curry’s usage.

Kuminga Contract Saga Clouds Warriors Media Day

Jonathan Kuminga (Golden State Warriors)
September 2025

Golden State Warriors’ media day was overshadowed by Jonathan Kuminga’s unresolved contract situation, with Steve Kerr and GM Mike Dunleavy declining to speak publicly. Kuminga has until October 1 to accept a $7.9m qualifying offer or continue negotiations. Kuminga’s camp wants player options on longer deals, while the Warriors insist on team options. Reports say Golden State offered three years at $75m or two years at $45m, both team-controlled. The standoff threatens roster flexibility as Curry, Green, and Butler’s contracts align.

Warriors Eye Oubre Amid Roster Concerns

Golden State Warriors
September 2025

With just nine players under contract and Jonathan Kuminga’s deal unresolved, Golden State are eyeing a reunion with Kelly Oubre Jr. Reports suggest Philadelphia are open to moving him, and the Warriors may use their trade exception to bring him back. Oubre averaged 15.3 points with the 76ers last season and remains a downhill threat. Though his efficiency has been questioned, his scoring could bolster the Warriors’ bench. Familiarity from his 2020-21 stint makes him a natural fit as Golden State weigh roster options

Stephen Curry Reflects on Future Beyond Playing Career

Stephen Curry (Golden State Warriors)
Ahead of 2025–26 NBA season

Curry, entering his age-37 season, admitted he is open to coaching after retirement, even envisioning himself as a high school coach to positively impact kids. He continues to cement his Hall of Fame legacy with four titles, two MVPs, and 11 All-Star selections.
Despite missing time with a hamstring injury that hindered the Warriors’ 2024 playoff run, Curry averaged 24.5 points, 6.0 assists, and 4.4 rebounds last season, shooting nearly 40% from deep. He led Golden State past Houston in the first round, proving he still anchors postseason runs effectively.

Curry Calls Hamstring Injury a “Gut Punch,” Remains Uncertain on Return Timeline

Stephen Curry (Golden State Warriors)
May 2025

Stephen Curry said he’s “a little ways away” from basketball activities as he recovers from a Grade 1 left hamstring strain suffered in Game 1 of the Warriors’ semifinal series. He’s ruled out through Game 4 and will be re-evaluated afterward.
Curry described the setback as emotional, admitting he’s never had a hamstring issue and can’t predict his return. He stressed the importance of not rushing recovery due to the tricky nature of soft tissue injuries. The Warriors lead the series and hope to buy him time.

Stephen Curry Ruled Out at Least One Week with Hamstring Strain

Stephen Curry (Golden State Warriors)
Injury confirmed May 7, 2025 (Game 1 vs. Timberwolves)

Curry has been diagnosed with a Grade 1 left hamstring strain and will miss at least a week, sidelining him for Games 2–4 of the playoff series against Minnesota. He will be reevaluated before a potential Game 5.
The injury occurred during the second quarter of Game 1 after a driving floater. Curry signaled to the bench and later exited. MRI results confirmed the muscle strain. Coach Steve Kerr emphasized that the team is adapting and won’t rush Curry’s return, while Brandin Podziemski and others voiced their determination to win in Curry’s absence.

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