The Golden State Warriors are still waiting on Steph Curry's return from a knee injury. Steve Kerr's update on Wednesday was telling.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has offered a candid look into Stephen Curry’s mindset as the superstar continues to battle a lingering right knee injury. Sidelined since late January with patellofemoral pain syndrome—commonly known as "runner’s knee"—Curry has now missed 15 consecutive games,

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr is now exercising caution when it comes to dealing with Stephen Curry's persistent knee injury.

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr revealed that the team will not be rushing Steph Curry back from his knee injury.

It’s been almost two months since the Golden State Warriors lost their star guard to injury. Stephen Curry has been dealing with a bone bruise in his right knee. Amid this, Curry recently appeared on Michelle Obama's podcast,

Get the latest on the Stephen Curry scrimmage update as he continues to recover from his knee injury while the Warriors await.

Stephen Curry should’ve been back after the All-Star break. But the Warriors talisman has yet to recover from a runner’s knee fully. There was some positive news. The team announced Curry has been progressing well in his recovery and could join team activities very soon.

The Golden State Warriors are still waiting on Stephen Curry as they try to steady their season during a critical stretch. The veteran guard has now missed 22 straight games with a knee injury, and his absence has taken a clear toll on the team’s performance.