Steve Kerr Drops Surprising Clue on Stephen Curry’s Shocking Return Timeline

Isn’t it something when a team can roll out a solid 114-83 victory without their superstar leading the charge? The Golden State Warriors did just that on Sunday night, fumbling past the Indiana Pacers—who, let’s be honest, aren’t exactly lighting up the league scoreboard this season. Stephen Curry was sidelined with illness, but fear not—Coach Steve Kerr’s got us hanging on a promising promise that Steph will be back in action by Tuesday. Can the Warriors keep this momentum alive against tougher opponents, or is this a calm before the storm? Stick around, because with a packed schedule looming and Curry’s sharpshooting sorely missed, things are about to get downright intriguing.

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The Golden State Warriors were able to move past the Indiana Pacers on Sunday night, and they did it without Stephen Curry. Curry was out due to illness, but it didn’t prevent the Warriors from claiming an impressive 114-83 win over Indiana.

The good news only gets better for Golden State, because head coach Steve Kerr spoke about Curry after the game and said he should be back soon.

“We’re expecting Steph to be back Tuesday,” Kerr said.

Steve Kerr: “We’re expecting Steph (Curry) to be back Tuesday.”

Warriors are at Thunder to open six-game trip.

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The Warriors got by just fine without Curry, with players like Jimmy Butler, Will Richard, Brandin Podziemski, Quinten Post, and others producing double-digit totals for the team. But it’s important to note that the Pacers are one of the worst squads in the league and hold a dismal 1-9 record.

Things won’t be so easy in the days ahead because the Warriors are set to play against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday night. That game will likely be one of the toughest of the year, and it’ll be followed by matches against the San Antonio Spurs, New Orleans Pelicans, and Orlando Magic.

The Warriors obviously want Curry back as soon as possible, especially because he is averaging 26.8 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 4.3 assists on 45.4 percent from the field during the 2025-26 season.

The Warriors are now above .500 with a 6-5 record, but they have their sights set on climbing even higher in the standings before the season is done.

This year has been filled with good and bad so far, and the Warriors want to put together a long string of wins in the upcoming weeks. With Curry back and healthy, that is far more likely.

Sunday night’s game was a morale boost for Golden State, and their morale should be lifted even more when Curry is suiting up again.

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