Stephen Curry Sidelined for Warriors’ Game Against Jazz Due to Knee Pain

The Warriors star is resting to manage ongoing knee issues and is expected to play in the next game against the Thunder.

Stephen Curry was a late addition to the injury report and will miss Tuesday night's game against the Utah Jazz at Chase Center.
Warriors head coach Steve Kerr cited bilateral knee pain, stemming from tendinitis, as the reason for Curry's absence.
The decision to rest Curry was made to manage his condition with three games scheduled over four nights this week.
Curry, who has been dealing with knee soreness throughout the season, has rested during back-to-backs on multiple occasions.
The 36-year-old All-Star is averaging 22.3 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 6.4 assists this season and is expected to return for Wednesday's game against the Thunder.