Report: Steph Curry (knee) targeting return on Sunday vs. Rockets
The former MVP point guard is reportedly targeting a return to the court after missing the last 25 games due to an injury.
After a flurry of injuries riddled the Golden State Warriors over the last few months of the season, the team is finally getting a bit of positive news regarding their All-Star point guard. The Warriors have been without star guard Steph Curry since late January. Curry has missed the last 25 games and counting due to a lingering injury in his right knee.
On Tuesday, it was reported by ESPN's Anthony Slater recieved clearence to suit up for a scrimmage at practice for the first time since suffering his injury. With a successful scrimmage in the books at practice, Curry and the Warriors are now reportedly circling a date on the schedule for his return to the court for game action. According to Sam Amick of The Athletic, Curry and the Warriors are targeting Sunday's contest against the Houston Rockets for Curry's highly-anticipated return.
Via @sam_amick on X: Sources: After a successful scrimmage on Tuesday, Warriors star Steph Curry is targeting Sunday's game against Houston for his possible return. More here, at @TheAthletic (w/ @NickFriedell ) https://t. co/35lHLYV4eZ ā Sam Amick (@sam_amick) March 31, 2026 Without Curry, the Warriors have lost 16 of their last 25 games and have fallen to the No.
10 seed in the Western Conference at 36-39. Curry is set to miss a back-to-back on Wednesday, starting with a game against the red-hot San Antonio Spurs and Thursday's game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Warriors wil If Curry is able to return on Sunday against the Rockets, he will have three games left on the regular-season schedule to prepare Golden State's date in the postseason play-in tournament.