Warriors Reveal When Steph Curry May Return to NBA Action After Injury

• Stephen Curry is expected to return to NBA action soon for Golden State Warriors
• Curry has been out for almost a month with an injury but could return next week
• The Golden State Warriors are 6-5 without Curry, including a five-game win streak

The reigning 2022 NBA champions, the Golden State Warriors are expected to have their talisman Stephen Curry back in a few days' time, as he nears full recovery from his shoulder injury.

Curry has been out since December 14 last year and his team has gone 6-5 since. They were on a five-game winning streak before they lost to the Detroit Pistons 119-122 on Thursday.

The Warriors haven't missed just Curry. Andrew Wiggins has missed a month of NBA action, leaving the defending champions languishing in a play-in spot.

Curry injured sustained a subluxated shoulder against the Indiana Pacers, per the Athletic. The injury did not require surgery and was expected to keep him out for around a month.

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Reports indicate that he's on track to return soon.

Curry could return vs Spurs

According to Warriors General Manager Bob Myers, Curry may return next week Friday when the Warriors play the San Antonio Spurs - their first road trip after an eight-game homestand, per ESPN.

"There have been no setbacks, so [Friday] would be a hope. That's what we would be shooting for, something in that range when he could be back. He's been, not contact, but out there doing all this stuff. He looks like the same guy. He's got a sleeve on his shoulder and arm."

Despite Curry and Wiggins missing, the Warriors have found a rhythm in the last few weeks.

Head coach, Steve Kerr has heaped praise on the rest of the team for holding down the fort in the last few games.

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"I told the guys how proud I am of them for holding down the fort these last couple weeks."

The Warriors play the Orlando Magic and Phoenix Suns in their next games. These will be their last fixtures before kicking off a five-game road trip.

Lakers player call Curry unguardable

Sports Brief earlier reported on Los Angeles Lakers player, Juan Toscano-Anderson calling Stephen Curry unguardable.

The All-Star produced a phenomenal performance in the 2022 NBA Finals, cementing his status as one of the best NBA players of all time.

Toscano said that when Curry is in the zone, 'not a soul' in the basketball association was capable of guarding him.