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Should Curry play or protect his future?

Should Curry sit or play? 12 members have voted

  1. 1. Should Curry sit or play?

    • Rest entire 2016 playoffs
      25%
    • Play it out
      75%

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Players get more rest now in the playoffs than they do during the regular season. After tonight the Warriors take off two days. I could see Kerr monitoring the situation and his minutes, but no way does he sit out an extended time frame.

 

Not to mention, if they sweep Houston (likely), I believe they have a nice break before the next series as well.

I'd sit him tonight and see how the game plays out. If Golden State wins and he needs more rest, then sit him Game 3. If Golden State loses, then you probably bring him back for Game 3.

The Warriors COULD sit Curry this entire series and still beat Houston without much resistance. I still don't see it happening.

Who said he would sit out the entire playoffs? Where did you hear that at? I'm watching First Take right now and that wasn't ever mentioned at all so I have to think you were duped by a parody website or something. I'll be shocked if he sits out tonight and there is no chance in hell he sits out the rest of the playoffs if he is healthy enough to play. To suggest otherwise means folks haven't paid attention to what Steph and the Warriors have been saying and planning to do all season long.

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Who said he would sit out the entire playoffs? Where did you hear that at? I'm watching First Take right now and that wasn't ever mentioned at all so I have to think you were duped by a parody website or something. I'll be shocked if he sits out tonight and there is no chance in hell he sits out the rest of the playoffs if he is healthy enough to play. To suggest otherwise means folks haven't paid attention to what Steph and the Warriors have been saying and planning to do all season long.

 

I admittingly, fell victim to the click bait. But I also figured an ankle injury is a serious thing.

I admittingly, fell victim to the click bait. But I also figured an ankle injury is a serious thing.

 

Agreed. He didn't participate in the shootaround this morning and is still listed as questionable. I'd sit him out tonight and if they win without him I'd sit him out again until they lost in the first round. Buy as much time as possible if I am them.

Guess I'm the only one who thinks he should sit and gear up for 74 regular season wins next year? :idunno:

Guess I'm the only one who thinks he should sit and gear up for 74 regular season wins next year? :idunno:

 

You're not the only one. Scottie Pippen isn't impressed by 73.

He keeps getting hurt and the question will be answered for him.

 

MRI on the knee tomorrow.

He won't play the rest of this series regardless of the outcome of the MRI. Houston winning Game 3 was a fluke.

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