After the Warriors gave a somewhat promising update on Steph Curry’s injury status, the superstar arrived to practice on Friday without any support on his foot.
The Warriors announced that Steph is making “good progress” as he recovers from a sprained ligament in his left foot.
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Curry has missed the last seven games and the latest update means he will miss the rest of the regular season, but will be re-evaluated on April 11.
Steph sprained the ligament during the Warriors' loss to the Boston Celtics on March 16 after Marcus Smart dove for a loose ball and rolled into his foot.
Since then, Steph has been forced to watch his team struggle without him from the sidelines, typically wearing a walking boot.
Golden State has gone 1-6 without their leader as the team continues to adjust on the court.
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And although the Warriors will have to play the next five games without their sharpshooter, Steph walking freely is a hopeful sign that he will soon be able to join his squad during their NBA playoff run.