Steve Kerr on Stephen Curry: He's been able to ramp things up a bit

Anthony Slater: Steve Kerr on Stephen Curry: “He is on the court getting shots up. He’s been able to ramp things up a bit.”
Source: Twitter @anthonyVslater

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CJ Holmes @CjHolmes22
Steve Kerr on Moses Moody’s latest G League assignment: “The fact that he hasn’t been in the rotation isn’t an indication that his development has in any way stopped.
“This is a really a good opportunity for him to play big minutes in a meaningful game with Santa Cruz.” – 6:41 PM Adam Wexler @AdamJWexler
Another update from Nets tonight vs #Rockets: James Johnson (non-Covid illness) is OUT. Curry, Dragic, Duke Jr, Harris, Sharpe, Simmons were already listed OUT. – 6:20 PM Dave Early @DavidEarly
Steve Nash was asked if the #Nets are considering resting Seth Curry through the Play-In. Nash explains how he doesn’t think even that amount of rest would address Curry’s ongoing ankle issues. That’s more of an off-season fix so they expect he’ll be managing it through the year. pic.twitter.com/cWyE4BajXR – 6:08 PM Dave Early @DavidEarly
Steve Nash says the team is hopeful Seth Curry can play tmrw. They prefer that to resting him until the play in. Nash says there’s no guarantee a couple days rest can clear up what may take an off season to fully heal. So they’ve accepted he’ll be fighting through this ongoing. – 5:51 PM Brian Lewis @NYPost_Lewis
Nash said he’s hopeful Seth Curry can play tomorrow. Says a couple days of rest won’t cure his ankle, so they’re not planning to hold him out for the rest of the regular season. #Nets – 5:51 PM Alex Schiffer @Alex__Schiffer
Nash said rest only goes so far with Curry. He will likely be in this situation the rest of the regular season. – 5:50 PM Kristian Winfield @Krisplashed
Steve Nash says the Nets are hopeful Seth Curry plays tomorrow against the Knicks, but that “we’ll see” because “Seth’s in a tough spot” and that “rest might not be the cure.” – 5:50 PM Nick Friedell @NickFriedell
Nash is hopeful that Curry (ankle soreness) will play tomorrow vs. Knicks. – 5:50 PM Alex Schiffer @Alex__Schiffer
Steve Nash is hopeful Seth Curry plays tomorrow at MSG. Wanted to give him an extra night of rest. – 5:50 PM Jason Dumas @JDumasReports
I asked Steve Kerr about his excitement of a possible playoff lineup of Jordan, Steph, Klay, Dre, and Draymond: pic.twitter.com/IyYMT4Zj98 – 5:44 PM Mark Haynes @markhaynesnba
Steve Kerr on Stephen Curry’s involvement in practice:
“He’s not involved with any of that, but he is on the court now getting some shots up, and he’s been able to ramp things up a little bit, and he’s doing well.” – 3:56 PM Kendra Andrews @kendra__andrews
Stephen Curry isn’t participating in any team practice activities, but has been able to get shots up and has ramped this up, Kerr says. – 3:49 PM Melissa Rohlin @melissarohlin
Steve Kerr on Draymond Green: I don’t think he’s all the way back, but I think he’s turned a corner.” – 3:48 PM Monte Poole @MontePooleNBCS
Steph Curry is not yet involved in team activities, per Warriors coach Steve Kerr, but did take the court today and put up shots. – 3:48 PM Kendra Andrews @kendra__andrews
Steve Kerr says the No. 1 goal for Warriors going into the final three regular-season games is securing home court advantage. They need one more win to do so. – 3:48 PM Jason Dumas @JDumasReports
Steve Kerr says home court advantage in the first round is a goal for them. And the biggest thing on their mind right now. – 3:47 PM Melissa Rohlin @melissarohlin
Steve Kerr said Steph Curry is “doing well” and has been able to ramp up a bit. – 3:47 PM Anthony Slater @anthonyVslater
Steve Kerr on Steph Curry: “He is on the court getting shots up. He’s been able to ramp things up a bit.” – 3:47 PM CJ Holmes @CjHolmes22
Steve Kerr says Stephen Curry was on the practice court today getting shots up. – 3:47 PM Jorge Sierra @hoopshype
OUT TONIGHT
LeBron James
Cole Anthony
Gary Harris
Seth Curry
More: hoopshype.com/lists/nba-inju… – 3:03 PM Adam Wexler @AdamJWexler
Injury update from Nets (vs #Rockets tonight): Brown (non-Covid illness) – AVAILABLE; Curry (left ankle soreness) – OUT – 10:44 AM Alex Schiffer @Alex__Schiffer
Nets rule Bruce Brown available against Houston tonight and Seth Curry out. No surprise on either. – 10:43 AM Brian Lewis @NYPost_Lewis
Bruce Brown (non-Covid illness) is available but Seth Curry (left ankle soreness) is out. #Nets #rockets – 10:43 AM Kristian Winfield @Krisplashed
Seth Curry is officially ruled out with left ankle soreness for tonight’s game against the Rockets. – 10:42 AM Nick Friedell @NickFriedell
Nets say Seth Curry (left ankle soreness) is out tonight vs. Rockets. Bruce Brown (non-COVID illness) will play. – 10:42 AM Adam Zagoria @AdamZagoria
It’s usually about this time when Caleb Love goes all Steph Curry on his opponent. – 10:43 PM Vince Cellini @Vince_Cellini
Hank you Steph Curry for filling me in on the @SUBWAY Capi-cola.
Sounds delish.
#cabagol – 10:05 PM StatMuse @statmuse
Fred VanVleet is currently 2nd in 3pm per game behind only Stephen Curry (whom he is shooting a better % than)
#MuseTakeover pic.twitter.com/vXqVGtbAKG – 5:04 PM

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Kendra Andrews: Steve Kerr on Stephen Curry: “We were hoping that maybe he could play one or two games at the end of the regular season, but that was kind of a long shot. This is how it’s turned out… I’m not too worried about him.” -via Twitter @kendra__andrews / April 1, 2022 CJ Holmes: Steve Kerr says Stephen Curry’s rehab is going fine. He’s not worried about him finding rhythm entering the playoffs, and playing in the last two regular season games wouldn’t make much of a difference. ” All it takes is one shot and he’s back in rhythm,” he said. -via Twitter @CjHolmes22 / April 1, 2022 Adrian Wojnarowski: Golden State’s Stephen Curry is expected to have his left foot sprain re-evaluated in a week — and a regular season return for a single game hasn’t been ruled out — but expectation remains he’s course to return for start of playoffs, sources tell @Kendra Andrews and me. -via Twitter @wojespn / April 1, 2022