There’s not a single soul in Dub Nation that doesn’t want to see Stephen Curry gunning for his third MVP. Even the Golden State Warriors should want and expect that type of performance from the two-time MVP.
However, at 31 and with a history of nagging groin and ankle injuries, the Warriors must consider resting him until the game is on the line. Given the ability of the newly acquired D’Angelo Russell, this ideology becomes completely feasible.
Curry has averaged 32 minutes or more in all but one season of his ten-year career. It’s not the regular season wear-and-tear that’s concerning about Curry.