The Warriors expect Stephen Curry to be available for Wednesday night's season opener against the Lakers despite tweaking his right ankle during an open scrimmage on Sunday.
The Golden State Warriors expect Stephen Curry to play in Wednesday's season opener against the Los Angeles Lakers after tweaking his right ankle. Curry suffered the injury during a scrimmage on Sunday and limped off the court. However, he was cleared by the medical staff and participated fully in Monday's practice, reassuring coach Steve Kerr that he was fine.
Curry's workload is being managed carefully following an offseason routine adjustment for a right knee issue that cost him 27 games last season. The Warriors are managing several other roster absences, including Moses Moody, Jimmy Butler III, and Kristaps Porzingis, while Brandin Podziemski is questionable due to back tightness.
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