Stephen Curry said the tendinitis in both of his knees is something he hasn't dealt with before, but that he and the Golden State Warriors are getting ahead of it to try to make sure it doesn't become a "nagging" issue.

As Warriors head coach Steve Kerr deals with lineup changes when Curry is out of the lineup, the expectation seems to be that the star point guard will suit up against the Suns. Take Kerr's words as when speaking to the media on Wednesday, he would say that he expects Curry to be ready against Phoenix and hopes the time off would be enough.

More specifically, Curry is sidelined with bilateral knee soreness and patellofemoral pain, according to the NBA injury report. The Warriors star did play in Monday's 128–120 loss to the Brooklyn Nets, scoring 28 points (shooting 8-for-16 on 3s) with seven assists, but was listed earlier as questionable for Wednesday's game.