Steph Curry will be sidelined at least 10 more days, missing the next five games

Golden State guard Stephen Curry will be out at least 10 more days, according to the team's injury update. Curry last played on Jan. 30 and has missed the last 10 games with patellofemoral pain syndrome, commonly known as runner's knee. 

With Curry sidelined for 10 more days, he will miss the Warriors' next five games. Curry is on pace to miss his most games since the 2022-2023 season and has been plagued with knee injuries in the past.

 With Curry playing in only 39 games and the Warriors having only 22 games left, he is no longer eligible for NBA awards such as MVP or All-NBA teams. The NBA requires players to play at least 65 games to be eligible.

When Curry has played, he continued to play at a high level. He leads the team, averaging 27.2 points, 4.8 assists and 3.5 rebounds on 39.1% from behind the arc.

Injuries continue to pile up for the Warriors. Jimmy Butler went down with a season-ending ACL injury. Warriors trade acquisition Kristaps Porziņģis has only played in one game this season for the team and has missed the last four games due to illness. Porziņģis only played a total of 18 games and has averaged 23.9 minutes between both teams this season.

Despite the Warriors' injuries and recent struggles, they remain the eighth seed in the Western Conference. The Warriors are 31-29 and will take on the Los Angeles Clippers on Monday.