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By Justin Grasso
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The Golden State Warriors revealed an update on the star guard Steph Curry on Wednesday.
According to ESPN's Shams Charania, Curry is expected to miss another 10 days due to his knee-related setback. That leaves him out of the lineup for at least five more games.
In total, Curry will have at least 20 games missed throughout this stretch, placing the Warriors in a difficult spot.
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The Warriors have described Curry's injury as "runner's knee."
The veteran guard has been out of the lineup since late January. In his last game on January 30 against the Detroit Pistons, Curry took the court for 25 minutes. He shot 7-16 from the field to score 23 points. He left early and hasn't returned since.
Without Curry, the Warriors have struggled in the Western Conference standings.
How Are The Warrios Doing Without Curry?

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Throughout the current stretch, the Warriors have just five wins. They've played a total of 15 games so far.
After Tuesday night's loss against the Chicago Bulls, the Warriors are now in the midst of a three-game losing streak.
Following Tuesday's action, the Warriors will host the Minnesota Timberwolves for a game on Friday, March 13. If all goes right for Curry during this next recovery timeline, he could be back on the court on the second half of a back-to-back in Atlanta, Georgia. The Warriors are set to face the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday, March 21.
Curry's status is up in the air for now.
Prior to going down with his latest injury, Curry appeared in 39 games for the Warriors. He posted averages of 27.2 points, 3.5 rebounds, and 1.1 assists. The Warriors are 23-16 when he's healthy. Overall, they hold a 32-33 record on the year, which ranks them ninth in the Western Conference.
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