Stephen Curry likely to make long-awaited injury return for Warriors Sunday
Stephen Curry is expected to return to the court, Sunday, April 5 after missing 27 games with a persistent knee injury.
The Golden State Warriors are reportedly getting back their superstar this weekend with Stephen Curry set to return Sunday for their game against the Houston Rockets . Curry is expected to be cleared to play, according to ESPN's Shams Charania and Anthony Slater , after missing more than two months – 27 consecutive games – due to a persistent knee injury. Curry has averaged 27.
2 points, 3. 5 rebounds and 4. 8 assists in 39 games played this season, while shooting 46.
8% from the field, 39. 1% on 3-pointers and 93. 1% on free throws.
The Warriors have posted a 9-18 record in those 27 games without Curry, including back-to-back home losses against the San Antonio Spurs and Cleveland Cavaliers on April 1 and 2, respectively. LUKA DONCIC: How injury impacts Lakers' NBA playoff scenarios Prior to the Warriors' April 2 game against Cleveland, the team had a scrimmage which Curry participated in. Head coach Steve Kerr told reporters before the Warriors-Cavaliers game that Curry looked liked himself during the action.