Steph Curry Gets Honest About His Knee Injury

The Golden State Warriors have lost four games in a row.

Most losses have been close, and some have been without their best player.

Stephen Curry is struggling with bilateral knee tendinitis, and he hasn’t looked like his usual self for the most part this season.

While he’s obviously still able to get more-than-decent numbers, the former MVP has struggled with efficiency and explosiveness.

When asked about that, Curry admitted that he had never dealt with it before, adding that it could nag him if he doesn’t take care of it (via Anthony Slater).

Steph Curry’s bilateral knee tendinitis is something he hasn’t dealt with before.

“It has the potential to be a nagging type thing if you don’t take care of it.”

“The deeper into your career, the more things pop up.”

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— Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) December 1, 2024

Curry isn’t getting any younger, and this is the kind of injury that pops up more often with age.

He’s clearly still one of the best players in the league, and the Warriors have looked much better this season even without him, but this will be something to keep a close eye on.

Steve Kerr and the Warriors coaching staff have been firm about his minutes.

Even if the team is falling behind and desperately needs an offensive spark, Kerr has made sure to stick to the plan and not overwork his future Hall of Famer.

The Warriors currently have a 12-7 record and are No. 4 in the Western Conference, but anything can happen in the blink of an eye when the distance between teams is as narrow as it is right now.

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