Warriors announce Steph Curry will sit against Clippers for injury management
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 31, 2026, 8:53 PM
Last updated Oct 31, 2026
The Golden State Warriors confirmed that Steph Curry will not play against the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday for injury management. This decision comes after a recent victory against the Los Angeles Lakers, where Curry showcased strong performance. Despite some lingering knee concerns, he has expressed confidence in his ability to manage the situation and play a significant number of games this season. The Warriors are prioritizing Curry's health, which may involve resting him periodically throughout the season as they also have Brandin Podziemski available.
- •Curry will miss the upcoming game against the Clippers.
- •He showed excellent form in the recent game against the Lakers.
- •The Warriors are focusing on injury management for Curry.
- •Curry has discussed the need to manage his knee condition.
- •Golden State is now off to a better start after an initial 0-3.
- 8:53 PMYahoo Sports — Warriors reportedly reveal Steph Curry's status for Clippers game after win over Lakers
"The Golden State Warriors watched vintage Steph Curry on Friday night against the Los Angeles Lakers. The organization has already made a decision for him against the Los Angeles Clippers.
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