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Asked by Postmedia post-game whether it’s still special playing in Toronto, Stephen Curry smiled and answered: “Oh, absolutely. Being in the practice facility yesterday, old stomping grounds, with me and my brother (Seth, now a Warriors teammate, though he’s injured and didn’t make the trip) got up a lot of shots. Same sights and sounds in this building, see a lot of people who I met back in that 99-2002 and then obviously my wife’s family is out here, so it means a lot to be able to come back to play,” Curry said.
Anthony Slater: Steph Curry and Draymond Green will play tonight in Brooklyn on the second side of a back-to-back. Jimmy Butler is probable with some back soreness. Al Horford and Seth Curry are out.
Anthony Slater: Seth Curry had an MRI on his lower back/pelvis that confirmed a sciatic nerve issue, per source. He will be re-evaluated in two weeks.
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Anthony Slater: The Warriors are sitting De’Anthony Melton on the front side of their Toronto, Brooklyn back-to-back this afternoon. Al Horford is playing against the Raptors, which would rule him out vs Nets. Seth Curry remains out with what team is now listing as sciatic nerve irritation.
The Warriors have downgraded Seth Curry (left glute injury management) to questionable for Thursday’s game against Phoenix.
Anthony Slater: Jimmy Butler has been upgraded to probable tonight to return for the Warriors in Chicago. Draymond Green and Al Horford remain out vs Bulls. Seth Curry is probable. De'Anthony Melton is cleared to play.
Anthony Slater: Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green, Seth Curry and De’Anthony Melton are all out tonight in Cleveland. Steph Curry and Al Horford were already ruled out. Depleted vs Cavaliers on front side of back-to-back. I’d expect a few players back in the lineup tomorrow in Chicago.
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Anthony Slater: Steph Curry and Al Hoford are out tomorrow for the Warriors in Cleveland. Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green, De'Anthony Melton and Seth Curry are questionable. It's the front side of a back-to-back. Warriors play in Chicago on Sunday.
The Golden State Warriors will unite the Curry brothers as initially planned by signing veteran guard Seth Curry to a contract for the remainder of the season Monday, sources told ESPN. Seth Curry joined the Warriors in training camp, but was waived just before the season because of the team's financial restraints. The Warriors are hard-capped at the second apron, which meant they could keep only 14 players entering the season to create enough prorated breathing space to add Seth Curry in the vacant 15th slot.
The Warriors, who are hard-capped at the second apron, might be the next team to make move dictated by luxury tax issues. Nov. 11 is the first day they have sufficient apron flexibility to re-sign Seth Curry after bringing him to training camp, but as Marc Stein wrote here recently, it's believed Golden State might wait a little longer to sign the younger Curry to a rest-of-the-season deal to create a little bit of operating room under the second apron.