Steph Curry has a knack for making memories at TD Garden, and it seems the allure of the court was too tempting to resist before the Warriors faced off against the Boston Celtics. With a knee injury sidelining him since January 30, Curry is inching closer to a comeback, and his pre-game shootaround was a promising sight for Golden State fans.
Curry was seen going through his paces, practicing both catch-and-shoot and off-movement drills, showing that his rhythm and touch are still very much intact. The Warriors are hopeful for his return, with a re-evaluation scheduled for March 21. There's a sense of cautious optimism surrounding his recovery, as reported by ESPN's Shams Charania.
With only 13 regular-season games left after their Boston matchup, the Warriors are clinging to the No. 9 seed in the Western Conference. As they fight to secure a spot in the NBA play-in tournament, Curry's return could be the spark they need to make a serious playoff push.
His presence on the floor is not just about the points he scores, but the energy and confidence he brings to the entire team. Warriors fans are surely counting down the days until they see their star back in action.