Last night against the Grizzlies, Warriors fans and team members had a scary flashback moment where it looked like Stephen Curry may have tweaked his ankle. While this is obviously not something anyone wants to see out of a star player, it draws some uniquely-concerned grimaces when you hear that it’s Curry who may be having the issues.
Read MoreAs we look towards the 2021-2022 NBA season, the Golden State Warriors currently have the fourth-best odds to hoist the championship, preceded by the Brooklyn Nets, Los Angeles Lakers, and defending champion Milwaukee Bucks. With Stephen Curry and Draymond Green still performing at their peak, and with noteworthy veteran additions via free agency to bolster the roster, contending for a championship this year is the goal. A significant factor in Golden State’s favor is the impending return of Klay Thompson.
Read MoreIt’s never easy to lose your No. 2 overall draft pick for a large portion of his rookie season because of injury – especially when they represent your first top-10 pick in eight years.
And after missing his first offseason with a positive COVID-19 test, center James Wiseman will likely not get an offseason once again in the aftermath of his torn meniscus on April 10 and subsequent successful surgery. A Warriors news release said Wiseman was to begin rehab immediately after his Thursday operation, confirming the former University of Memphis player’s absence for the rest of this season, while adding Wiseman is expected to return for the start of the 2021-22 campaign.
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