On Sunday, the Golden State Warriors had a bit of a scare while hosting fans for an open practice at Chase Center. During the practice, the crowd went quiet after Steph Curry appeared to suffer a leg injury and limp off the court and into the locker room. Despite the initial scare, the news surrounding Curry's potential injury has been positive. Following his exit, Curry told Steve Kerr he was "fine," while multiple reports suggested the 38-year-old guard avoided a serious injury.
On Monday, the Warriors received more good news regarding the status of the two-time Most Valuable Player. Steve Kerr told reporters that Curry practiced in full on Monday and is expected to play on Wednesday in Golden State's regular-season opener in Hollywood against
the Los Angeles Lakers.
Via @DaltonJ_Johnson on X:
Steph Curry practiced fully today and Steve Kerr says he’ll play in Wednesday’s season opener against the Lakers in LA @NBCSWarriors pic.twitter.com/ex3i0VzLrT
— Dalton Johnson (@DaltonJ_Johnson) October 19, 2026
The Warriors will suit up for their highly-anticipated regular-season opener on Wednesday, Oct. 22 against Luka Doncic and the new-look Lakers at Crypto.com Arena. Tipoff is slated for 7 p.m. PT.
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