Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors are not exactly in the position they’d have dreamed of. The Warriors are currently sitting in the 10th position in their Conference. Meanwhile, Curry has been out due to a shoulder injury since the 14th of December. In his absence, the team is looking to regroup and make a comeback, preferably as a unit. Although the squad has a record of 18-18, they might have a few things to be happy about. In fact, that’s what recent reports on Curry’s injury suggest.

The 34-year-old has been out for the past two weeks with a shoulder subluxation he suffered against the Indiana Pacers. The Warriors head coach Steve Kerr recently provided some update on the situation.

News from the Warriors’ camp regarding the return of Stephen Curry 

On a recent radio show with Damon & Ratto, the Warriors coach Steve Kerr gave positive feedback on Curry’s rehab procedure. Additionally, Kerr also acknowledged the four-time NBA Champion’s contribution to the team off-court. “He’s been doing a lot of stuff on the court. He’s getting a lot of good work in,” said Kerr. He further added, “He’s really coming along well and everything is progressing.”

Kerr was talking about the eight-time All-Star’s various involvements in the Warriors game without even being on the squad. Stephen Curry caught the attention of a lot of fans when he gave advice to Jordan Poole in the first quarter against the Memphis Grizzlies.

The four-time NBA Champion didn’t look dejected as well, as he was seen celebrating the shots made by his teammates. The Warriors superstar is set to face his next evaluation on January 7th, before the team decides what’s next.

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 Although the Dubs are having a good run for the time, it would be unfair to say they don’t miss their superstar. They are on a three-game winning streak, but before that, they struggled quite a bit.  Chef Curry has outperformed everyone on the squad when he was playing, and the Dubs would want him on the team most of the time.

The Warriors’ performance in the 2022-23 season

The Warriors have struggled throughout the year, but mostly because the team is banking on the youngsters. It is evident that when Curry plays, there’s no comparison to other people in the game.

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Chef Curry has averaged 31.4 PPG in the 2022-23 season, even scoring 50 pts while losing against the Phoenix Suns last month. It just signifies that if the squad continues this rhythm, the Warriors superstar will continue to be the cherry on the cake.