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Stephen Curry explains his 'new normal' as knee issue lingers

Stephen Curry said his right knee injury remains persistent and "unpredictable" as he continues his recovery. The Warriors star has missed the past 27 games due to the issue.

James O'Brien
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Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry on Saturday described what he called a “new normal” as he continues to deal with a persistent and “unpredictable” right knee injury.

The knee issue has sidelined Curry for the Warriors’ previous 27 games, keeping the team without its leading guard for an extended stretch.

A lingering, unpredictable setback

Curry said the injury has not followed a consistent pattern, emphasizing the day-to-day uncertainty that has come with managing the condition. He detailed how the knee problem has remained an ongoing challenge rather than something with a clear, linear recovery timeline.

Golden State has had to navigate a significant portion of its schedule without Curry in the lineup, with his absence forcing the Warriors to adjust their rotation and offensive approach.

Originally reported by Espn