Stephen Curry Prepares for Comeback: The Warriors' Star's Road to Recovery

Stephen Curry is slated to resume practice with the Golden State Warriors following recovery from a quadriceps contusion. Expected to practice by Wednesday, Curry has missed four games due to his injury. His return could align with brother Seth Curry's presence on the team, possibly playing together once more.

Stephen Curry is making strides in his recovery and is expected to return to practice with the Golden State Warriors as soon as Wednesday. The team announced this development after Curry began individual workouts in the Bay Area, marking significant progress in his recuperation from a left quadriceps contusion and muscle strain.

Injured during a 104-100 defeat to the Houston Rockets, Curry has been absent for the last four games. Remaining behind during the Warriors' road trip, he focused on rehabilitation. His anticipated return could see him participate partially in Wednesday's practice, dependent on his continued progress.

The looming home NBA Cup clash against Minnesota could see Curry's return alongside his brother Seth, fresh from re-signing with the Warriors. Seth's recent performance included a 14-point contribution off the bench against Oklahoma City Thunder, hinting at potential on-court synergy with Stephen.

(With inputs from agencies.)