Stephen Curry and Draymond Green are both on the Warriors' injury report ahead of Tuesday's final NBA Cup game vs. the Nuggets.

Stephen Curry was ruled out of the Golden State Warriors’ Western Conference showdown with the Oklahoma City Thunder because of pain in both knees.

The loss to the Suns marks the Warriors fourth straight as in the defeat Saturday, Kerr decided to go with a 13-man rotation, which is as deep as one team can go. When asked after

Stephen Curry recently addressed the main issue with the Golden State Warriors rotation strategy, which involves 13 players

The Golden State Warriors ruled out star point guard Stephen Curry for Wednesday night's game against the Western Conference-leading Oklahoma City Thunder because of pain in both knees. Curry was downgraded to out on the NBA injury report with bilateral knee,

The Golden State Warriors have fallen back down to earth after their hot start to the season. Although still sitting at the fourth seed in the West, the news of a De’Anthony Melton injury started a slew of tough losses that put them on their heels.

Stephen Curry’s knee tendinitis sparks concern as the Warriors star navigates injury management during their challenging season.

Stephen Curry says the tendinitis in both of his knees is something he hasn't dealt with before but that he and the Golden State Warriors are getting ahead of it to try to make sure it doesn't become a "nagging" issue.

Stephen Curry has been on the injury report a few times this season, and it’s been his knee that has bothering him recently. Of course, the longer you’re in the league, it’s possible that you’ll get more injuries especially if you don’t take care of your body,

During an interview with Anthony Slater, Stephen Curry opened up about his injury concerns and how he is managing the condition.