Warriors Struggle Without Curry, Young Core Steps Up

0:00For the Golden State Warriors, it's March 2nd. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. Steven Curry's knee injury is keeping him sideline longer than expected for the Golden State Warriors. After their recent loss to the Boston Celtics, Coach Steve Kerr said, Curry just needs more time to heal from Patello femoral syndrome, also known as, and invade a, Runner's Knee. The team plans another re-evaluation in 10 days. Recovery from this overuse injury isn't straightforward or linear, according to medical experts. It stems from too much activity, so rest is key to avoid setbacks like bone bruising. Curry has already missed the last 10 games since playing through discomfort on January 30th against the Detroit pistons. Warrior spans are feeling the pain, and so is the team. Without their star averaging 27 points per game, Golden State has gone 4 wins and 6 losses. Coach Kerr is tweaking things for Dremont Green, but their offense lacks punch,

1:01ranking 21st in 3-point shooting with a minus 4 point. 4 net rating. The situation gets tougher with other health issues piling up. A key stretch big man has missed multiple games due to illness after just one appearance. Now at 31 wins and 19 losses, the Warriors face the Clippers next, while teams like Portland could close the gap if their stars return. Golden State can't rely solely on 37-year-old Curry forever. Their young corps must step up consistently to hold a top 6 spot and avoid slipping toward the 10th seed until he returns. This episode is brought to you in partnership with our sponsor. When you need a moment alone, just lay back and listen, S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com.