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Is Stephen Curry Playing Tonight vs Magic? Warriors Release Latest Update on Reigning Finals MVP

Adit Pujari
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Is Stephen Curry Playing Tonight vs Magic? Warriros Release Latest Update on Reigning Finals MVP

Stephen Curry and the Warriors squad find themselves in a tough spot ahead of Thursday’s match. With a 3-game losing streak behind them, they will head to Orlando to put an end to their bad fortune. The team will be expecting Curry’s presence to overcome the recent slump.

To be honest, this has not been a great start for the defending champions. Despite a spectacular 2021-22 season, Steve Kerr’s squad has lost 5 games while winning only 3. The last three games tested their might and as of now they have failed.

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If this continues, Dubs can be in a lot of trouble. Hopefully, they won’t see a fate similar to the Lakers. Yet, unlike the last season, the Western Conference will see a lot more competitive bracket this season.

On Thursday, the team direly needs Stephen Curry to perform well. However, the question remains, will he play against Orlando Magic?

Stephen Curry will make an appearance against Orlando Magic

As per the Warriors’ official injury report, Stephen Curry is not part of the injured players. This automatically puts him on the active roster. Additionally, with the stakes so high, Steph will definitely make an appearance against Orlando.

He is currently averaging an impressive 30 points per game. Steph is also averaging an impressive 4.8 threes per game. He will be crucial in the Warriors’ campaign going forward. It is probable that GSW will finally register their 4th win of the season.

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Adit Pujari

Adit Pujari

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Adit Pujari is an NBA Journalist and Strategist at The SportsRush. He formerly worked as a debate and writing trainer. An avid fan of Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers, Adit began following the league in 2007. With the Lakers and Boston Celtics rivalry ripe, he found himself hooked to the sport immediately. After 15 years of religiously following the league, he decided to use his knowledge base as a sports writer in 2021. Since then, he has worked as an NBA writer, led a team of MLB writers, and has now joined The SportsRush. In his spare time, Adit loves playing pickup games and exploring hidden Himalayan trails.

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