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Stephen Curry out for NBA All-Star Game due to knee issue, coach Steve Kerr announces

February 10, 2026

Stephen Curry will miss the NBA All-Star Game due to a knee issue, specifically patellofemoral pain syndrome, commonly known as runner's knee. Warriors coach Steve Kerr confirmed that Curry will also sit out the upcoming game against the Spurs, marking his fourth consecutive absence. The team hopes that the All-Star break will provide Curry with enough time to recover, potentially allowing him to return after the break.

Stephen Curry out for NBA All-Star Game due to knee issue, coach Steve Kerr announces

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Curry has been sidelined since January 30 due to knee pain.
He will miss the All-Star Game and the game against the Spurs.
Curry is experiencing patellofemoral pain syndrome, also known as runner's knee.
Coach Steve Kerr indicated the team is taking a cautious approach with Curry's recovery.
Curry hopes to return after the All-Star break on February 19.

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Stephen Curry out for NBA All-Star Game due to knee issue, coach Steve Kerr announces

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