Report: Stephen Curry 'making steady progress,' Warriors 'hopeful' he will return in March

The Golden State Warriors won’t be getting Stephen Curry back this month, but they are reportedly hopeful he will be able to play in March.

Anthony Slater of The Athletic shared that Curry will be re-evaluated in four weeks, that he’s “making steady progress” and ramping up intensity during shooting routines and that the Warriors have hope he will play in March.

Steph Curry recovery update: Out another month, all 11 February games. Another re-evaluation in four weeks. Making steady progress. Team is "hopeful" for a March return. Curry clearly targeting the start of the month. He's been going through increased intensity shooting routines.
— Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) February 1, 2020

Curry, of course, has been out since late October due to a broken hand that required a couple of different surgeries.

With Curry out of the lineup, along with Klay Thompson and others, the Warriors have been the worst team in the NBA this season and currently stand at 10-39 heading into the month of February.