Stephen Curry alters off-season training to manage knee issues

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Last updated Sep 30, 2026

Stephen Curry alters off-season training to manage knee issues
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Stephen Curry addressed media at the Golden State Warriors' annual media day on September 30. He discussed new underwater training methods aimed at managing knee pain as he prepares for the 2026-27 NBA season, especially following a prior injury that limited him to about half of last season. The Warriors have also received concerning news regarding Kristaps Porzingis, who is facing another unspecified illness. The Warriors are set to begin their season on October 21 against the Los Angeles Lakers.

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  • •Curry will turn 39 this season.
  • •He missed half of last season due to knee issues.
  • •Curry is incorporating more underwater training for conditioning.
  • •The Warriors begin their season on October 21 vs. the Lakers.
  • •Porzingis is dealing with another unspecified illness.
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The Golden State Warriors recently held their annual media day in preparation for the upcoming 2026-27 NBA season. In attendance was future Hall of Famer Stephen Curry , who will be turning 39 years old this season as he looks to get the Warriors back into the mix in the Western Conference. Curry missed about half of last season due to a persistent […] The post Warriors news: Stephen Curry turned into Aquaman to help manage his knees appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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