Stephen Curry injury update: Warriors HC Steve Kerr announces return date for the guard

Stephen Curry is one of the pivotal players on the Golden State Warriors‘ roster as they pursue the NBA title this season. However, the start has not been ideal for him, as injuries have impeded his performance. Despite these challenges, Curry remains a crucial component of the team coached by Steve Kerr for the regular season.

Ahead of key upcoming games, Kerr announced that Curry will not accompany the team on its three-game road trip against the Sixers, Cavaliers, and Bulls. Curry is still recovering from a quadriceps injury and will need more time before rejoining the lineup. And his return is expected to be on Friday, December 12, against Minnesota.

Consequently, the Warriors will have to rely on other players. Compounding their challenges, Al Horford is also sidelined due to injuries, and the Warriors currently have an 11-11 record, with Jimmy Butler struggling to find his rhythm on the court.

Given this situation, the Warriors must identify the right players to drive their success, with Butler seemingly assuming a leadership role alongside Draymond Green. Additionally, Seth Curry, Steph’s brother, who recently signed with the Warriors, may also contribute significantly.

Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors brings the ball up.

Warriors’ upcoming rivals

The Warriors face a challenging task as they contend with three formidable opponents on the road. First, the Philadelphia 76ers, who despite facing a fine involving Joel Embiid, have found a key player in Tyrese Maxey this season.

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Meanwhile, the Cleveland Cavaliers are eager to prove that their impressive performance last season was no fluke. This year, they aim to reaffirm their talent, reflected in their current 13-9 record.

And lastly, the Chicago Bulls have generated significant buzz amid reports of their interest in Dallas Mavericks player Anthony Davis. With a 9-11 record, the Bulls are motivated to rebound against a Warriors team that is missing its star player.