Curry's Return: Warriors Fight for Play-In Spot

0:00Golden State Warrior stories making news on March 5th. The Golden State Warriors entered this season chasing one last title with Steven Curry leading the charge, but injuries have hit hard. Curry's dealing with a knee issue that's kept him out and another key player suffered a season ending torn ACL. Still, teammate Dremont Green shut down any talk of tanking on his podcast. Green shared a story from 2020 to make his point. Back then, after Kevin Durant left with a torn Achilles and Clay Thompson tore his ACL, Curry broke his hand early on. The Warriors were awful, finishing 15 wins and 50 losses, with no shot at the playoffs or the bubble due to COVID. Even in that mess, Curry wanted back on the court. Green remembered Curry pulling him aside late in the season, asking how quick he could ramp up. Curry returned for one game against Toronto, dropping 23 points, 7 assists, and 6 rebounds in a loss, proving his love for the game. Green stress Curry won't just shut it down.

1:00He's not built that way. Curry himself told ESPN he hopes to hit the court soon and get unleashed. Right now, the Warriors sit 8th in the tough western conference at 31 and 30. They grab Kristap's porzingus at the trade deadline to stay in the fight, and with Curry's return on deck, plus porzingus debuting, a play in spot is. Still in reach. This DNN story comes to you thanks to our sponsor. Your Pillo, your podcast, your moment, made for listening in bed, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillo.com.