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Curry Says Knee Is Improving as Warriors Weigh Deadline Moves

Stephen Curry said his right knee injury is “trending in the right direction” as Golden State navigates the trade deadline. He also addressed the franchise impact of Jimmy Butler’s injury and his reaction to the Kristaps Porzingis trade.

Tony Morales
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Stephen Curry offered an update on his health and the Warriors’ mindset as the league moves through trade-deadline season, saying his right knee injury is “trending in the right direction.”

Curry discussed how he’s managing the issue while staying engaged with the team’s broader priorities, including roster decisions and the day-to-day challenge of maintaining continuity during a period when moves around the league can shift expectations quickly.

Deadline focus and league movement

Along with his injury update, Curry addressed Golden State’s approach to the trade deadline and his reaction to the Kristaps Porzingis trade, noting his excitement about the deal. His comments came as teams across the NBA continue to evaluate upgrades and fit, with player movement frequently reshaping matchups and rotations.

Butler injury and franchise impact

Curry also spoke about what Jimmy Butler’s injury meant to the franchise, reflecting on the significance of major injuries and how they can affect a team’s direction and outlook.

For Curry and the Warriors, the message was twofold: progress on his knee, and an awareness of how quickly circumstances can change—both through injuries and the decisions made at the deadline.

Originally reported by Espn