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Mar 27, 2026, 07:45 PM ET<\/span><\/div>\n

The Golden State Warriors<\/a> will rule star guard Stephen Curry<\/a> out for another two contests because of his ailing knee, stretching his prolonged absence to at least 25 consecutive games, league sources told ESPN.<\/p>\n

Curry has graduated to more intensified court work in recent weeks but couldn’t get clearance for a 5-on-5 scrimmage in recent days as the team had previously hoped.<\/p>\n

Curry has not given up hope on returning late in the regular season, team sources said, and will use the next week in another attempt to ramp up his court work and get the green light to scrimmage from Rick Celebrini, the franchise’s lead medical decision-maker who has been cautious about Curry’s bothersome right knee.<\/p>\n

Warriors coach Steve Kerr acknowledged pregame Friday that the clock is ticking on a Curry return, indicating Curry needs a green light soon or a shutdown would be inevitable.<\/p>\n

“We’re not bringing him back [only] for the play-in game,” Kerr said. “He’d need to play some games. We need to give him a runway if this is going to work. And we are running out of games. That’s fair to say.”<\/p>\n