Curry Nears Return: Warriors Get Star Back Soon

Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry is making significant progress in his recovery from a right knee injury. The star guard is expected to join full team practices within the next few days, marking a crucial step towards his return to play. He has been sidelined for 21 consecutive games.

Curry's injury, diagnosed as patella-femoral pain syndrome and bone bruising, was re-evaluated earlier on Saturday. His rehabilitation is reportedly going well, with more individual on-court training recently. The team will assess him again next week as they return home from their current road trip.

The 38-year-old Curry last played on January 30th against Detroit, where he scored 27.2 points per game this season. His potential return could come as early as Wednesday's home game against the Nets, which would leave him with 11 regular-season games to play.

Meanwhile, guard Moses Moody is also set to return to practice after being re-evaluated for a sprained right wrist. He will have another evaluation on Tuesday. The Warriors currently hold the 10th spot in the Western Conference with a 33-37 record, positioning them for a play-in tournament spot.