Curry manages knee issue while focusing on longevity plan
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 24, 2026, 3:41 AM
Last updated Sep 24, 2026

Stephen Curry discussed managing patellofemoral pain syndrome during the offseason while preparing for the upcoming NBA season. He described the knee condition as a natural outcome of being a 38-year-old professional athlete and emphasized following a 'prescriptive plan' to ensure full recovery without overworking the joint. Curry noted that his experience missing games last year has raised awareness regarding the management of his health. He expressed confidence in handling this aspect of his career as part of maintaining longevity in the sport.
- •Curry is managing patellofemoral pain syndrome ahead of the NBA season.
- •He follows a prescriptive plan to strengthen his knee.
- •Curry acknowledges the challenges of being a 38-year-old athlete.
- •He emphasizes the importance of injury management after missed games last year.
- 3:41 AMYahoo Sports — Curry was not worried about managing the …
"Curry was not worried about managing the …
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