Steve Kerr provides update on Stephen Curry’s injury and shares insights on his frame of mind

Steve Kerr provided an injury update on Stephen Curry, indicating that the star point guard has yet to return to practice. The timeline for Curry’s availability remains uncertain as he continues his recovery ahead of upcoming challenges.

“He hasn’t practiced yet. He’s getting shots up, but he’s not yet at a place where we can say he’ll be back on the practice court in the next few days,” Kerr told Willards and Dibs before the matchup against the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Curry has been sidelined since late January, and anticipation for his return remains high among the fanbase. Some reports earlier suggested a potential comeback at the beginning of March.

Kerr is acutely aware of the high expectations and recognizes his role as head coach of the Warriors. In addition to Curry’s absence, Jimmy Butler is also out for the rest of the season, adding to the challenge of managing fan expectations.

Kerr reveals Curry’s current frame of mind

Kerr also shared insights into Curry’s current mindset regarding his injury and his expectations for the coming days.

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“Steph is frustrated. He wants to be out there for his teammates. The injury has undoubtedly lasted much longer than anyone anticipated,” Kerr admitted.

Kerr emphasized that the team is closely monitoring the situation to ensure Curry can return in optimal condition: “We’re just trying to give him the best chance to come back, stay healthy, and finish the season strong.”

Curry’s potential return

As things currently stand, Stephen Curry is expected to return to action in the coming weeks, according to Kerr.

“Hopefully, we get Steph back in the next couple of weeks and give it another run. That’s the whole point. Year after year, you keep giving yourselves a swing at the plate,” Kerr stated.