Warriors’ Steph Curry to return vs. Timberwolves; Draymond Green, Al Horford out originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area
He’s back.
Warriors superstar guard Steph Curry, who missed five games with a left quad contusion, officially will return for Friday’s game against the Minnesota Timberwolves at Chase Center.
Curry was not listed on Golden State’s latest injury report on Thursday, while forward Draymond Green (personal reason) and Al Horford (sciatica) officially are out for Friday’s game.
After sustaining the injury in the Warriors’ loss to the Houston Rockets on Nov. 26, Golden State had Curry stay back and rehab in the Bay Area during the team’s recent three-game road trip.
The team initially was targeting Friday’s game against Minnesota for Curry’s return, and after two good days of practice, it appears the 37-year-old is good to go.
With Curry back in the fold, the Warriors, once Green and Horford return, could have their entire roster fully healthy and available for the first time all season.
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