Stephen Curry’s knee is back in the spotlight after a Beijing workout video sparked concern—showing a limp that raises questions about his ability to stay healthy for a full season. Despite averaging 26.6 points last year while playing just 43 games, his durability is now under scrutiny. The Warriors haven’t pushed back, adding pressure as Jimmy Butler’s ACL recovery sidelines him until December, forcing Curry to shoulder an even heavier offensive load early on. With Draymond Green providing playmaking and Moses Moody still rehabbing, Golden State’s supporting cast is thin. This marks a new challenge for Curry—one he’s never faced before: managing a chronic knee issue over an entire season. The franchise must now pivot toward smart planning and player health if they hope to compete.
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