Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors’ star player, stayed out of the court for over two

Stephen Curry’s fitness concerns.(Image via Getty Images)

Amid all the mess, the official 2026–27 NBA regular season schedule for the Golden State Warriors has sparked major concern. But that’s not all; 7 out of their final 9 regular season games will be away from home. Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors’ star player, stayed out of the court for over two months in the last season due to patellofemoral pain syndrome (runner’s knee) and bone bruising in his right knee. Because it can get worse, but it’s just something you don’t want lingering.

Pandya, an Associate Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at UCSF has weighed in on the concerning schedule as he took to X and write, “After my Achilles paper, I am not sure the NBA really cares about my thoughts on injury risk analysis, but this is a huge set up for poor performance and soft tissue injury for an older team…” The Golden State Warriors’ star player continued, “Once I get back on the court, it’s a little bit of a pain tolerance thing. The four time NBA champion returned to the court in April and has been busy recovering during the off season. A few hours ago, Dr. fans remain concerned about him While Stephen Curry has not officially reacted to the team’s strict schedule in the new season.