Warriors’ Curry cleared to resume on-court work
SAN FRANCISCO >> Stephen Curry was cleared Tuesday to resume on-court activity as he recovers from his latest right ankle sprain, and if all goes well could rejoin the Golden State Warriors for practice Friday in Los Angeles.
The team provided an update on Curry’s health after he was re-evaluated Tuesday and determined to be making “good progress.” He is scheduled to be examined again after the Friday workout. He will train in the Bay Area until then, missing Wednesday’s game at Dallas. The Warriors play at the Lakers on Saturday night.
An MRI on Curry’s ankle last week revealed no structural damage.
The two-time MVP was hurt late in the fourth quarter of last Thursday’s loss to the Chicago Bulls. Curry rolled the ankle driving to the basket, then limped off and headed to the locker room.
ORLANDO, MOSLEY AGREE ON CONTRACT EXTENSION>> Jamahl Mosley and the playoff-contending Magic — on pace for their best season in 13 years — have agreed on an extension that keeps him under contract in Orlando through the 2027-28 season, the team announced Tuesday.
Mosley is in his third season with Orlando. This year’s team, with All-star second-year forward Paolo
Banchero and rising star Franz Wagner leading a young core, began Tuesday atop the Southeast Division with a 37-28 record and solidly in position for what would be Orlando’s first playoff berth since 2020.
“We said it’s going to be special from the beginning,” Mosley said after practice in Orlando on Tuesday. “And that’s what this group is. For them to continue to have the belief in what we’re doing says a lot.”