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Stephen Curry | Guard

Team: Golden State Warriors
Age / DOB:  (25) / 3/14/1988
Ht / Wt:  6'3' / 185
College: Davidson
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Stephen Curry did not receive an invite to USA Basketball minicamp because he has proven himself already, according to Yahoo! Sports.
In the 2012 Olympics, Team USA got some criticism for not having enough shooting, but that doesn't sound like that will be the case once Curry joins the roster. He'll spend this offseason getting stronger and will be ripe for the picking in the first round of fantasy drafts following his record-breaking season. May 23 - 8:03 PM
Source: Marc Spears on Twitter

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Stephen Curry - G - Warriors

Stephen Curry said he will work on getting stronger in the offseason.

"I’ll work on getting stronger, continue to work on my body," Curry said about his offseason plans. "The more minutes you play and the more grind and physical play you endure through the course of a season, you have to re-charge and get your body right for the next season." He had to deal with ankle surgery in the offseason last year, so this year he can try to get better as a player rather than rehab. Curry will be off the board in the first round next year.
Source: Mercury News
May 17 - 7:55 PM
Stephen Curry - G - Warriors

Stephen Curry scored 22 points on 10-of-25 shooting during a season-ending loss to the Spurs on Thursday, adding four boards, six assists, one steal, one block and two 3-pointers in 40 minutes.

It's sad news for the NBA to have Curry out of the playoffs with his entertaining play over the past month. Curry had a record-breaking season with his 3-point shooting and has solidified himself as the league's best shooter. As far as fantasy goes, Curry is going to be a risky pick in the first round with his perpetually injured ankles, but given the way he lit it up this year, he's probably worth it.
May 17 - 1:18 AM
Stephen Curry - G - Warriors

Stephen Curry says he's ready to play big minutes in Thursday's Game 6.

As a beat writer said on Twitter shortly afterward, "But are his ankles?" Curry's a gamer and one of the tougher players in the league, but wanting to play 40-plus minutes and being able to do so effectively are two very different things. Curry is coming off his worst game of the postseason in Tuesday's Game 5 loss and the Warriors need will need a bounce-back if they want to force a Game 7 against the Spurs. We expect Curry to leave everything out on the court tonight, but we're still not sure how effective he can be.
Source: Marcus Thompson on Twitter
May 16 - 4:24 PM
Stephen Curry - G - Warriors

Stephen Curry hit just 4-of-14 shots for nine points and eight assists, while Klay Thompson was just 2-of-8 for four points, two rebounds and zero assists in Tuesday's bad 109-91 loss to the Spurs in San Antonio on Tuesday.

The Warriors now find themselves in a 3-2 hole and will look to bounce back on Thursday at home. Harrison Barnes was great again for the Warriors, finishing with 25 points, seven boards and two 3-pointers on 10-of-18 shooting, and looks like a nice sleeper pick in fantasy next season. The Spurs' defense was stellar tonight, and Mark Jackson will have to come up with a new game plan for Game 6. Jarrett Jack was the best guard on the team tonight, finishing with 20 points and two 3-pointers on 9-of-16 shooting, which was just fine by Gregg Popovich.
Related: Jarrett Jack, Harrison Barnes, Klay Thompson
May 15 - 12:15 AM
Stephen Curry - G - Warriors

Stephen Curry said his sprained left ankle is "ready to go."

"It feels a whole lot better than it did before Game 4, so that's all I could ask for," Curry said. In that Game 4 win, he had 22 points, six rebounds and four assists in 38 minutes. He knows how to play with a tender wheel. "I think it's in good enough shape to...be able to put a little bit of pounding on it," Curry added. "To warm up, get my legs back and keep my normal routine before games that I kind of broke last game."
Source: Contra Costa Times
May 14 - 2:33 PM
Stephen Curry - G - Warriors

Stephen Curry (ankle) expects to deal with decreased mobility for the remainder of the second round.

Although Curry reported some improvement prior to Game 5 and is expected to play, he does not expect to be "significantly more mobile" for the remainder of the series, and he plans to get treatment every day on the ankle to keep it as loose as possible. "We'll just see how it feels," Mark Jackson said. His ankle isn't full strength, but he'll be out there on Tuesday.
Source: Contra Costa Times
May 14 - 9:11 AM
Stephen Curry - G - Warriors

Stephen Curry (ankle) had an anti-inflammatory injection before Game 4 on Sunday, and said after the game, "I doubt it'll ever be 100 percent for the foreseeable future."

Curry hastened to add, "But knowing that I can be on the court as a threat, I have to be ready." He had 22 points and five 3-pointers in Game 4, despite spending most of the game floating around the perimeter as an off-ball guard and decoy. It's less than ideal for Curry to play through pain on a swollen, chronically ailing ankle, but he should get his usual minutes when the Warriors vie for a 3-2 series lead in San Antonio on Tuesday. We're sidelining him as a precaution.
Source: Sean Cunningham on Twitter
May 12 - 8:14 PM
Stephen Curry - G - Warriors

Stephen Curry (ankle) scored 22 points on 7-of-15 shooting in the Warriors' Game 4 victory on Sunday, which tied their series vs. the Spurs at 2-2.

Curry finished 5-of-10 from downtown with six rebounds and four assists. His ailing ankle forced him to play off the ball and reduced his shot attempts, though he was able to drive confidently in overtime without aggravating the injury. Klay Thompson also scored on a critical drive to tie the game with under a minute remaining in regulation, finishing with 10 points in 51 minutes, while Jarrett Jack came off the bench for 24 points, seven rebounds, four assists and a steal.
Related: Jarrett Jack, Klay Thompson
May 12 - 6:58 PM
Stephen Curry - G - Warriors

Stephen Curry (left ankle) is in the starting lineup against the Spurs on Sunday.

He took part in warmups and reports suggested that he looked fine. Curry has played 42.6 minutes per game in these playoffs, which is up from his regular-season average of 38.2. He's arguably been the most exciting player in the postseason and all eyes will be on his bum ankle.
Source: Marcus Thompson on Twitter
May 12 - 3:00 PM
Stephen Curry - G - Warriors

Mark Jackson said he'd be "shocked" if Stephen Curry doesn't play in Game 4 on Sunday.

Curry received treatment for most of the day on Saturday and he's done everything he's needed to do to play in Game 4. His ankle issues have been chronicled ad nauseum over the past two seasons and the Warriors could take some extra precautions. While Jarrett Jack is a capable backup, Golden State would have the deck stacked against them with Curry not near peak condition.
Source: Marcus Thompson on Twitter
May 12 - 2:17 PM
Stephen Curry - G - Warriors

X-rays were negative on Stephen Curry's left ankle on Saturday and he will receive treatment for most of the day.

There wasn't really much of a concern on Curry breaking his ankle, so this is almost non-news. His left ankle is the "good ankle" and not the surgically-repaired right ankle, but he did sprain his left ankle in the first round. Obviously, Curry's ankles are always under the microscope for their propensity to keep him out of the lineup. He should be considered questionable for Sunday and is a game-time decision.
Source: David Aldridge on Twitter
May 11 - 3:18 PM
Stephen Curry - G - Warriors

Stephen Curry will likely be a game-time decision for Sunday's Game 4.

Curry sprained his left ankle in the fourth quarter of Friday's Game 3 loss. Warriors coach Mark Jackson said afterward that Curry would ice the ankle and get treatment on Saturday. Jackson said the team will make a decision on Curry's status before tip-off Sunday, although we would be surprised if Curry didn't at least try to play. Check back after shootaround Saturday for more detail.
Source: San Francisco Chronicle
May 11 - 10:55 AM
Stephen Curry - G - Warriors

Stephen Curry didn't have a great night in Friday's 102-92 Game 3 loss to the Spurs, shooting 5-of-17 from the field for 16 points with two boards, eight assists, two steals and three 3-pointers.

He sprained his left ankle in the fourth quarter and was spotted limping in the locker room after the game. The good news is that he didn't leave the game, but chances are it's going to swell on him. The Spurs made a terrific adjustment and put Danny Green on Curry to give him a little less room to operate with Green's length and face-guarding. Game 3 is on Sunday and hopefully his ankle will be ready to go.
May 11 - 1:24 AM
Stephen Curry - G - Warriors

Stephen Curry tweaked his left ankle in the fourth quarter on Friday and did not leave the game.

He was coming off a screen at the top of the 3-point arc and his momentum forced his ankle to roll a bit. Curry hobbled around for a minute, but he looks to be OK. His ankle isn't going to feel great tomorrow.
May 11 - 1:02 AM

Depth Charts

All Positions
PosRoleName
PG1Stephen Curry
2Jarrett Jack
3Scott Machado
SG1Klay Thompson
2Kent Bazemore
SF1Harrison Barnes
2Draymond Green
3Richard Jefferson
4Brandon Rush
PF1David Lee
2Carl Landry
C1Andrew Bogut
2Festus Ezeli
3Andris Biedrins