Golden State Warriors: 5 outcomes to expect from Steph Curry's return

Golden State Warriors: 5 outcomes to expect from Steph Curry’s return

NEW YORK, USA - FEBRUARY 5 : Golden State Warriors player Steph Curry seen ahead of the NBA match between Golden Gate Warriors and Brooklyn Nets held on February 05, 2020 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. (Photo by Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images) /

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3. Expect a few more wins, but not a winning team

Curry will undoubtedly lead the Warriors to more wins than they have grown accustomed to throughout this season.

However, don’t expect the Warriors to do too much winning. I would be surprised if they finish the home stretch of the season over .500.

As Steph works his way back into game shape, I doubt the Warriors will be playing him a ton of minutes. I’d expect Kerr to limit him to the 25 minute range for a while as risking another tweaked ankle would alter the course of the franchise (also need to keep the tank job in check).

Also, aside from a slumping Draymond and the newly acquired Andrew Wiggins, the Warriors are limited to rookies, G-League call ups, and an injury-plagued Kevon Looney.

Steph shouldn’t expect to be getting a ton of help from his teammates.

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