Stephen Curry exits Warriors loss with right knee soreness - ESPN
Warriors star Stephen Curry was ruled out during the second half of Friday night's game against the Pistons with right knee soreness.
www.espn.comHere’s the latest on Steph Curry’s status:
- Curry exited a recent game with right knee soreness and was ruled out for the remainder of that game; a subsequent update indicated he was day-to-day with knee soreness, with MRI results noting patellofemoral syndrome (runner’s knee) but no structural damage. He has been listed as day-to-day with his availability for upcoming games uncertain.[4][7]
- In early February 2026, reports confirmed an official diagnosis of patellofemoral pain syndrome in Curry’s right knee, with the Warriors hoping for a quick return as he undergoes treatment; his status remained day-to-day around that update.[1]
- Earlier in the season, Curry had knee-related concerns that led to MRI results noting no serious structural damage, maintaining a day-to-day or questionable status for subsequent games.[4]
What this means for you:
- At the moment, Curry is not expected to be out long-term; expect frequent updates as he progresses through treatment and possible on-court activity in the lead-up to the next game. For fans in London, this typically translates to checking American sports outlets or the Warriors’ official releases for the most current status before planning to watch a game or attend an event.
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