Stephen Curry Injury Update: How is the NBA superstar recovering?

The Golden State Warriors are in crisis with an extremely poor away record. To make matters worse, Stephen Curry suffered a shoulder injury in the middle of a series away from home 10 days ago, a setback that made the Warriors' future uncertain.

Luckily for Golden State, the medical team just sent good news to both the team and the fans about Curry's recovery, announcing that the "chef" is making good progress.

“Injured to the left shoulder on December 14 and having missed the last 4 matches, Stephen Curry has just been re-examined and the results show that he is recovering very well.

The medical team will let Curry rest more and reassess his ability to play in the next 2 weeks," the Warriors representative said.

Stephen Curry has been absent in all of the last 4 Warriors matches, leaving a huge gap both professionally and mentally. Without Curry, Golden State only won 1 game and lost 3 times, including two very heavy defeats against the New York Knicks and Brooklyn Nets.

The name that is expected to replace the "chef" is Jordan Poole, but so far, this US$140 million player has not shown stability, playing extremely unevenly with a relatively low FG rate.

The thrower born in 1999 will need to step up and play better, at least for the 2 weeks Stephen Curry continues to sit out.

The Golden State Warriors will play seven games over the next two weeks, facing the Memphis Grizzlies, Charlotte Hornets, Utah Jazz, Portland Trail Blazers, Atlanta Hawks, Detroit Pistons and Orlando Magic respectively.

The majority of opponents in this series are relatively on par with the Warriors. Experts predict that the Chase Center home team can easily win 3-4 matches if they play right.

If it goes as planned, Golden State fans can completely believe in the ability of the team to regain their spirits before Curry reappears, thereby speeding up to the All-Star break in mid-February.