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Curry

Curry is still recovering from a sciatic nerve issue and has not appeared in a game since December 4. His continued absence will not affect fantasy basketball.

Curry underwent an MRI on his lower back that revealed a sciatic nerve issue. He will be re-evaluated around Jan. 11. Curry has already been sidelined for a couple weeks, but before that, he wasn’t part of the rotation. His continued absence won’t change much for the Warriors.

Neither player has made much of an impact in the realm of fantasy hoops, so their availability isn’t noteworthy to managers.

Monday’s game will be the seventh that Curry has missed. His continued absence does not impact fantasy basketball.

Curry will miss a sixth straight game, but with the rest of the roster healthy, his absence won’t impact the Warriors’ rotation.

Curry will be inactive for a fifth consecutive game. His absence will not affect fantasy basketball due to the lack of game action that he’s received.

Absent from the initial injury report, Curry is a late addition due to left glute injury management. His availability won’t affect fantasy basketball, especially with the Warriors having multiple bench options capable of absorbing the minutes that would have gone to Curry. Seth has not seen action in any of the Warriors’ last four games.

Curry is available to play after being listed as questionable earlier Sunday. While he will provide additional depth off the bench, there isn’t much to gain from rostering the veteran guard in most fantasy leagues.

Both Payton II and Curry have seen rotational minutes off the bench this season, but neither has seen enough run to be worth a look in standard fantasy leagues. Their potential absences could free up more playing time for the likes of Gui Santos, Pat Spencer and Will Richard, though none of those players are worth streaming.

Curry is officially available to play after sitting out Saturday’s win over the Cavaliers. With De’Anthony Melton and Jimmy Butler also available, Gui Santos may be the one whose opportunities take the most significant hit. He played 27 minutes off the bench in Cleveland.