On January 9, Beijing time, the Warriors have officially confirmed that Thompson will return from a home match against the Cavaliers on January 10, and now according to the Warriors reporter Anthony Slater, Curry has left the Warriors' injury list, and there is no doubt that he is expected to make a comeback from injury, when the Splash Brothers will be combined after 941 days.
Curry and Thompson played together, and the last time such a picture appeared, it had to be traced back to the G6 game of the 2019 NBA Finals. Thompson has been reimbursed for serious injuries in the past two seasons, suffering two serious injuries in a torn cruciate ligament and a torn Achilles tendon. Thompson's comeback date this season was also postponed for a while, and he finally made a comeback against the Cavaliers.
Curry also played in the last game due to injury, he missed the game due to a quadriceps contusion, and Dream Green also missed the last game. The Warriors' successive losses in the past two games and their first two-game losing streak of the season are undoubtedly an early warning for the Warriors.
The Warriors' home game against the Cavaliers on January 11, Curry's departure from the Warriors' injury list naturally means that he will return to the game with a high probability, and it is expected that he will play with Thompson after 941 days, which is undoubtedly a very exciting thing.
In addition, the Warriors have recalled the first round of No. 14 Moody from the development league, while Anderson is in doubt with a sore ankle, and the Splash Brothers are expected to lead the team to win to end the losing streak.
(Text/Drunken Floating Life)