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Curry is good to play after sitting out Thursday’s loss to the Cavaliers. With older brother Stephen also available, Seth is unlikely to get the minutes needed to affect fantasy basketball.

Curry did not play in Thursday’s loss to the Cavaliers after logging ten minutes the previous night against San Antonio. His availability won’t affect fantasy basketball, especially with Stephen Curry (knee) expected to return on Sunday.

Curry is out after logging 10 minutes off the bench in Wednesday’s loss to the Spurs. His absence will not affect fantasy basketball.

Santos sat out Wednesday’s loss to the Spurs with a pelvis injury. Will Richard moved into the starting lineup, but had just two points in 26 minutes in Santos’ absence. Curry is on the injury report as well as he continues to manage and adductor injury.

Sunday’s game is the first that Curry has been available for since March 13, while Post is back after a three-game absence. While both will provide added depth off the bench, neither is in a position where they should be rostered in most fantasy leagues.

Curry has not appeared in a game since March 13, but that could change on Sunday. While his presence in the rotation would not affect fantasy basketball, it would give the Warriors another shooter, which is needed with Stephen Curry still out.

Curry has been out since straining his left adductor during a March 13 game against the Timberwolves, while a sore right foot has sidelined Post for Golden State’s last three games. Both players are making good progress in their recoveries, with Curry now cleared for on-court workouts and scrimmaging. While their statuses won’t affect fantasy basketball, the eventual returns of Curry and Post will give the Warriors much-needed depth on the perimeter and in the frontcourt.

Curry strained his left adductor during Friday’s loss to the Timberwolves, and he’ll miss five games before being re-evaluated. Given how banged-up the Warriors are, players like Will Richard, Pat Spencer and LJ Cryer will be on the radar in some fantasy leagues, especially with four games on the schedule for Week 21.

Curry exited Friday’s game during the second quarter, and the Warriors announced at the beginning of the fourth that he won’t return due to a sore left adductor. Gary Payton II and Malevy Leons may pick up a few more minutes with Curry sidelined, but neither will be worth the streaming risk moving forward.

Curry is available after sitting out Tuesday’s loss to the Bulls, which was the Warriors’ second game in as many days. He can provide three-point production off the bench, but Curry is not a player who has to be rostered in most leagues.