Apr 4

SAC125
CHA102
Final
GSW123
LAL116
Final
UTA112
IND140
Final
PHX103
BOS123
Final
DET117
TOR105
Final

Apr 5

DEN104
GSW118
Final
POR113
CHI118
Final
CLE114
SAS113
Final
OKC111
HOU125
Final
DAL91
LAC114
Final
NOP108
LAL124
Final
NYK48-28
ATL36-40
FDSE @7:00 PM UTC
MEM45-32
DET43-34
NBAt @11:00 PM UTC
MIN45-32
PHI23-54
NB10 @11:00 PM UTC

Apr 6

SAC37-40
CLE62-15
NBCSCA @10:00 PM UTC
MIL42-34
MIA35-42
FDWI @12:00 AM UTC
DAL38-40
LAC45-32
KFAA @2:30 AM UTC
CHI35-42
CHA19-58
NBAt @5:00 PM UTC
TOR28-50
BKN25-52
WLNY @7:30 PM UTC
LAL47-30
OKC64-13
NBAt @7:30 PM UTC
UTA16-62
ATL36-40
FDSE @10:00 PM UTC
WAS17-60
BOS57-20
NBCSB @10:00 PM UTC
SAS32-45
POR34-44
KUNP @10:00 PM UTC
PHX35-42
NYK48-28
KTVK @11:00 PM UTC

Apr 7

HOU51-27
GSW46-31
NBCSBAY @12:30 AM UTC
SAC37-40
DET43-34
NBCSCA @11:00 PM UTC
IND46-31
DEN47-31
FDIN @12:00 AM UTC
MIL42-34
NOP21-56
FDWI @12:30 AM UTC
PHI23-54
MIA35-42
NBCSP @11:30 PM UTC
Steph Curry

Steph to sit out vs. Grizzlies as Warriors ‘limit his vulnerability'

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Warriors point guard Stephen Curry speaks to reporters after Golden State’s 139-105 win over the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday at Chase Center.

On the heels of an incredible shooting performance, Warriors star Steph Curry won't be on the floor when the Memphis Grizzlies visit Chase Center on Saturday.

Golden State coach Steve Kerr told 95.7 The Game's "Willard and Dibs" on Friday that Curry will miss the first half of the team's back-to-back Saturday after shooting 8 of 8 from 3-point range with 30 points in 30 minutes during the Warriors' win over the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday.

"Yes, Steph's going to be out [Saturday]," Kerr said. "With the back-to-back and with the tendinitis in his knees, our training staff made the decision couple weeks ago that we would limit his vulnerability in the back-to-backs. So no, he'll miss tomorrow, and he'll be back Sunday [against the Sacramento Kings], and then we'll just go from there, but we have to manage the tendinitis as best we can and just try to win games while we're at it."

Curry has been dealing with bilateral knee tendinitis for most of the 2024-25 NBA season, and it's clear the Warriors want to keep his legs as fresh as possible this year during back-to-backs. After Golden State plays Memphis on Saturday, they'll face Sacramento at home Sunday before ending their six-game homestand against the Miami Heat on Tuesday.

Along with Curry, Warriors veteran Draymond Green also sat out one game of Golden State's most recent back-to-back against the Los Angeles Clippers before returning against the Phoenix Suns. But Green is expected to play against the Grizzlies and the Kings this weekend, Kerr confirmed.

"Yeah, [Green] should play both," Kerr said. "You know, he missed that game in LA with the back injury, but he's healthy, feeling good, so he's good to go for tomorrow night."

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