NetEase Sports reported on March 3 that according to official news from the Golden State Warriors, they today transferred star Stephen Curry to the G League affiliate team Santa Cruz Warriors. Curry will train with the Santa Cruz Warriors to prepare for his comeback. Also being sent down with Curry was rookie player Smarajic.
Curry has been sidelined due to injury since suffering a broken left hand on October 30 last year. Now he has been sent to the Development League and participated in training, ushering in the last step before his comeback. According to Santa Cruz TV reporter Kevin Danner, Curry is in good condition during training in the Development League.
Danner said: "He missed a few shots at the beginning, and then he started to enter the state. Once he entered the state, he did not miss too many goals. At the critical moment of the training game, Curry and Jonathan Simmons had a duel. On one play, Curry singled out Simmons with the ball at about 26 feet from the wing and shot directly at the opponent. Another time, the head coach of the Santa Cruz Warriors asked for Curry to be assigned Screen play, Curry hit this three-pointer from 28 feet. It's really interesting to see all this."
Danner was also very impressed by Curry's easy-going and not making a big deal: "Last year, When Cousins ​​was sent to the G-League, he came with a driver and security. This was normal and no problem at all. But Curry drove here by himself. He parked the car across the street and walked over alone. "
Curry also takes great care of young players during the training of the Santa Cruz Warriors. In addition to training, he also did not forget to give technical advice to young players. In order to show respect for Curry, the Santa Cruz Warriors also made a locker nameplate for him. Curry also took a photo and uploaded it to his personal social media: "One step closer (to comeback)." According to the latest news, not long after Curry finished training, the Warriors announced that he had been recalled.
