Stephen Curry RUMORS & NEWS

SportingNews.com "Stephen Curry stated the obvious over the weekend: He’s not going to be at full strength for a while. Now it’s just a matter of whether Golden State Warriors’ star guard, who’s dealing with another ankle sprain, can stay on the court. Curry told the Warriors on Sunday that he’d give them..." May 14

Contra Costa Times "Point guard Stephen Curry was smiling before this morning’s shootaround. And for good reason. His team has a chance to take control of this series tonight in Game 5. And his sprained left ankle is feeling the best it has in days. “Ready to go tonight,” Curry said. “It feels a whole lot better..." May 14

San Francisco Chronicle "Most of the concerns Mark Jackson had about the health of Stephen Curry's ankle were lifted before the coach even arrived at the Warriors' downtown Oakland practice facility Saturday morning. When the head coach eased past his point guard's car at an intersection, they both hit their horns and..." May 12

USA Today "Danny Green was leaving the visitors locker room at Oracle Arena late Friday night when a reporter was hoping to pass along some well-deserved praise. "You see those numbers when you're guarding (Golden State guard) Steph (Curry)?" the man said to the San Antonio Spurs guard. "Nope, and I'd..." May 11

ESPN.com "Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry received treatment on his sprained left ankle Saturday and is considered a game-time decision for Game 4 of the Western Conference semifinals. Meanwhile, his San Antonio Spurs counterpart, Tony Parker, sat out practice Saturday with a bruised left..." May 11

San Jose Mercury News "One after another, the Warriors snuggled up to the party line. They talked about having faith, about avoiding conclusions and hoping, about waiting and seeing if Stephen Curry will be able to take the court Sunday. But their voices were soft and their eyes were weary and there was a wobbly feel..." May 11

San Francisco Chronicle "David Lee provided the inspiration, and Stephen Curry provided the much-needed separation. The sixth-seeded Warriors followed the two players who have led them all season and turned Oracle Arena into a place of hysteric celebration with a 92-88, series-clinching victory over third-seeded Denver..." May 03

San Francisco Chronicle "Stephen Curry had better swing by a barbershop Monday morning. He's about to get a lot more attention. "I talked to my team before the playoffs, and my message to them was simple: 'Keep a fresh cut,' " Warriors head coach Mark Jackson said. "You want to make sure your haircut looks good, because..." April 29

Oakland Tribune "The Warriors find themselves in the driver's seat. A win at home on Sunday, and they've got the Denver Nuggets on the ropes. But coach Mark Jackson wants no talk about winning the series. Perhaps Jackson knows winning Game 4 at Oracle Arena on Sunday might be the most difficult task to date. It..." April 28

San Francisco Chronicle "Nearly an hour after the Warriors' 99-88 regular-season-ending victory over Portland on Wednesday at the Rose Garden, Stephen Curry sat at his locker stall, still hugging the game ball. On a night when Curry established a record for three-pointers in a season, the Warriors (47-35) decided their..." April 18

Denver Post "Which month will Gallo be back? That's a looming, long-term question for the Nuggets, as Danilo Gallinari prepares for left knee surgery, likely next week. Speaking by phone, Gallinari said Monday his doctor told him recovery from surgery could take at least four months. He might be able to..." April 09

Sacramento Bee "The Stephen Curry who has dominated many teams in 2012-13 hasn't been that player in three games against the Kings this season. Perhaps it has something to do with Kings coach Keith Smart, who coached the Warriors' point guard in his first two NBA seasons. "I won't say that out loud or in..." March 27

SportingNews.com "Stephen Curry put on an offensive clinic Saturday night. The Warriors are hoping it didn't come at a hefty price. Curry lit up the Wizards for 35 points before leaving with a right ankle sprain in the fourth-quarter of the Warriors' 101-92 victory over Washington. X-rays were negative on..." March 24

San Antonio Express-News "The Spurs were preoccupied with problems of their own Feb. 27, the night Golden State’s Stephen Curry went nuclear at Madison Square Garden. While Curry was busy lighting up the New York Knicks for 54 points and 11 3-pointers, the Spurs were slogging through a 105-101 overtime loss to the..." March 20

Boston Herald "Golden State’s Stephen Curry averaged 46 points in his last two games, including 54 during Wednesday’s loss to the Knicks. The result when the Warriors visit the Garden tonight will be a brighter spotlight on what Avery Bradley can do to stop a hot scorer. “Every great team needs a player like..." March 01

San Francisco Chronicle "Purvis Short wasn't aware until early Thursday of the one-man show Stephen Curry starred in Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden. By mid-afternoon, Short felt as though he had relived the entire game - which included Curry scoring the most points by a Warrior since Short had a 59-point..." March 01

New York Post "The Golden State Warriors trudged into the Garden last night coming off a physical, emotional war in Indiana. They entered without their suspended All-Star power forward David Lee and injured center Andrew Bogut. So Stephen Curry, who toiled 37 minutes in Indiana, figured he might have to be..." February 28

San Francisco Chronicle "Stephen Curry could have chosen from any one of the 54 points he poured in against the Knicks on Wednesday night. The Warriors' point guard could have selected any of his 11 three-pointers, which had a sellout crowd at Madison Square Garden buzzing and an ESPN audience glued to its screens. He..." February 28

New York Daily News "The buzz inside Madison Square Garden was reminiscent of Michael Jordan in his prime and, more recently, Kobe Bryant and LeBron James. As for the way the Knicks were being taunted, you could have sworn it was none other than Reggie Miller twisting the knife with one three-pointer after..." February 28

New York Post "Michael Jordan turned 50 this month and last night Stephen Curry turned the Garden into his 50-point playground — just like His Airness used to. The difference, however, was Jordan would have willed his team to victory, which Curry could not. Carmelo Anthony poured in 35 points, Tyson Chandler..." February 28

Oakland Tribune "Stephen Curry was starting to feel it. The Warriors point guard made 12 of his final 15 shots, including nine in a row. When he took his seat, he was feeling good about the possibilities for the next round. Only he didn't make it to the next round, doomed by a slow start and a new format to the..." February 17

CSN Bay Area "It's back to the drawing board for Stephen Curry. Curry was the first contestant to shoot and went 0-for-5 from the second rack, dooming him to his second career three-point contest elimination Saturday night in Houston. The Warriors' sharpshooter, who leads the field with a .449 regular..." February 17

San Francisco Chronicle "Stephen Curry is more than a good shooter. Apparently, he's a good wrestler, too. Warriors head coach Mark Jackson said he had "three or four wrestling matches" with his point guard before finally being convinced that Curry was ready to return from injury. By the third quarter Saturday..." February 03

Blazer's Edge "A number of ESPN writers believe Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry should beat out Portland Trail Blazers forward LaMarcus Aldridge for 2013 All-Star recognition. Kevin Pelton writes... Now there's a decision whether to go big or small again for the final spot. There really aren't..." January 23

Oakland Tribune "Warriors coach Mark Jackson calls it a thing of beauty, watching point guard Stephen Curry shoot. Certainly Curry's performance Monday qualified as picturesque. Curry scored 16 of his game-high 28 points in the fourth quarter as the Warriors stormed back to beat the Los Angeles Clippers 106-99...." January 22

CSN Bay Area "Stephen Curry, who missed Wednesday night's game with a sprained right ankle, is out indefinitely, though he did make the trip to San Antonio. Curry did not practice on Thursday and is considered day-to-day and a game-time decision. The Golden State Warriors, once soaring above expectations,..." January 18

Oakland Tribune "Reigning NBA MVP LeBron James said he's not at all surprised by the way Warriors point guard Stephen Curry has played this season. He said he expected it. "Absolutely," James said after Wednesday's shootaround. "And this is what he expected out of himself as well. But when you're dealing..." December 13

Charlotte Observer "Stephen Curry has it going again. And as anyone who ever saw Curry shoot at Charlotte Christian, Davidson and now the Golden State Warriors, when Curry gets it going it is dangerous for opponents and beautiful to behold for everyone else. Curry's Warriors come to Charlotte for a 7 p.m. game..." December 09

San Francisco Chronicle "Told before Friday night's game that NBA.com had started including him among its MVP chatter, Stephen Curry quickly looked around the Warriors' locker room and then offered an innocent "Who me?" look. A couple of hours later, he danced all over the new Barclays Center floor, seemed to make..." December 08

San Francisco Chronicle "Mark Jackson was right in the middle of Wednesday's postgame news conference when Stephen Curry walked by him and yelled, "Do you need anything else, Coach?" The Warriors' head coach didn't even respond. His point guard already had provided him with more than enough for the evening. Curry..." December 06

Dallas Morning News "The Mavericks have plenty to be ticked off about after falling 105-101 to Golden State Monday night. They were outrebounded 62-43. That's the fifth time, if you are counting, that they have been hammered by 10 or more on the boards in just 11 games. No wonder the Mavericks were next-to-last..." November 20

CSN Bay Area "Sometimes a player's performance doesn't quite sink in until a little bit after. Which is what Stephen Curry's game against Dallas just did. The boxscore will say Curry had 31 points – on 9-for-21 from the field, including 3-for-7 from 3-point range – and nine assists in 43 minutes in the..." November 20

San Francisco Chronicle "Stephen Curry grimaced, limped and looked to the heavens. We had seen it all before, but Curry's next reaction Monday night was new and rousing. He got downright angry. "I never want to see him roll his ankle, but that seemed to make him go off," power forward David Lee said. After the..." November 20

San Francisco Chronicle "With 3 1/2 minutes remaining in the first half of Monday's 94-92 loss at Sacramento, Warriors head coach Mark Jackson called a timeout and directed his message to point guard Stephen Curry. "I said, 'You're shooting like me,' " said Jackson, a career 33.2 percent shooter from three-point range...." November 07

Pro Basketball Talk "The Warriors earned a hard-fought victory over the Suns on Wednesday, in a game where they blew all of a 17-point first-half lead and had to come from eight points down in the final period to get out with that win. A big part of the Warriors' trouble was the fact that the team's biggest stars..." November 01

San Francisco Chronicle "On his way back from a late-night workout Monday, Warriors power forward David Lee pulled over and sent a text to point guard Stephen Curry. "If you need to borrow a pen, I've got an extra one for you," Lee said in the message. He explained: "I'd love to have him here for as many years as we..." October 31

CSN Bay Area "Warriors point guard Stephen Curry downplayed his most recent ankle tweak and said he'd be fine by the team's regular-season opener against the Suns in Phoenix on Oct. 31. Curry rolled the ankle in the second quarter of the Warriors' 101-97 preseason victory over the Portland Trail Blazers at..." October 21

San Francisco Chronicle "Stephen Curry found himself in an all-too-familiar position Saturday afternoon, sitting on the sideline with a sore right ankle while the rest of his team practiced. But the Warriors' point guard remained in good spirits and walked without much of a limp, apparently having escaped major damage..." October 21

Oakland Tribune "Warriors star point guard Stephen Curry limped off the floor midway through the second quarter of a preseason win over the Portland Trail Blazers after hurting his surgically repaired right ankle Friday night. With 6 minutes, 9 seconds left in the second quarter, Curry's right ankle was hit by..." October 20

San Francisco Chronicle "In terms of easy coaching decisions, Mark Jackson called holding Stephen Curry out of the final 30 minutes of Friday's 101-97 preseason victory over the Trail Blazers "top of the charts." Curry came up limping after Portland's Wesley Matthews stepped on the third-year guard's..." October 20

Oakland Tribune "Stephen Curry looked like his old self on Monday night. Although the Warriors were handed their first loss of the preseason, 104-98 against the Denver Nuggets at Pepsi Center, Curry had his first big night in a while. The fourth-year point guard, who is returning from right ankle surgery,..." October 16