Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry will miss at least three more games, after an MRI showed inflammation on his tailbone, head coach Steve Kerr said Tuesday. "This is going to be a little bit longer than we thought and hoped," Kerr said, adding Curry will be reevaluated in a week.
Curry suffered a tailbone contusion Wednesday against the Rockets. He had already been ruled out for Tuesday night's home game against the 76ers. The Warriors will not have Curry available at the Kings on Thursday, or at home against the Hawks on Friday and the Bulls on Monday. They'll have two days off before a three-game road trip starting April 1 at Miami.
Kerr also said he expects rookie James Wiseman to be the team's starting center for the rest of the season, beginning Tuesday against Philadelphia.
"James has come along really well. He's picked up a lot of the concepts," Kerr said. "... He needs to be out there."
Wiseman, who turns 20 on March 31, is averaging 11.8 points and six rebounds in 29 games (17 starts) since being drafted second overall. He opened the season with 16 consecutive starts before moving to a reserve role in late January.
Players to keep an eye on include Kyle Lowry, Andre Drummond, Harrison Barnes, Victor Oladipo, Aaron Gordon and more. But even though the market is a bit unusual, that doesn’t mean moves won’t be made, or at the very least, discussed. And those talks are certain to heat up in the coming days as teams determine where they fit in the league’s overall landscape.
For deeper analysis of the names that are most likely to be on the move by the deadline, our NBA analysts and experts have put together our 2021 NBA Trade Deadline Big Board (subscription required) where they ranked the players and draft picks that make the most sense to be dealt. Our insiders will also offer analysis, insight and what they’re hearing (subscription required) as the Thursday deadline nears.
WHY IS EVERYONE FREAKINGM OUT ABOUT LEBRON’S ANKLE?
THEY CAN’T WIN FROM 6 SEED?
6 SEED (PORTLAND, DENVER 2 GAMES BACK IN LOSS)
WOULD MEAN 1 ROUND DIFFERENCE — CLIPPERS VS BLAZERS
2ND ROUND: 2 SEED SUNS
WEST FINAL 1 SEED JAZZ ETHIER WAY IN A 3-6 START
NETS / 76ERS IN FINAL
WEST HAS IT TOUGH 1 SEED JAZZ COULD FACE:
-MAVS/ WARRIORS / SPURS
-4-5 WINNER - CLIPPERS
2-3 WINNER LAKERS OR SUNS
NETS / 76ERS FINAL
WEST IS GOING TO TIRE OUT WINNER....
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From: Trent Williams
Text: I’m ready to go ahead and make my decision. It’s getting late ...
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San Francisco 49ers: Danny Amendola, WR
He’s 35 but still showed some juice last year as a slot receiver, catching 46 balls for 602 yards with the Lions. Amendola ranked 26th among 78 qualifying wide receivers in yards per route run. He could be a nice option for a contending team like the 49ers that’s looking for a slot option on a one-year deal.
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MAIOCCO SAYS :
1- 49ERS 11-5
- FB Kyle Juszczyk: Re-signed to a five-year contract worth $27 million. (Ian Rapoport)
- WR Trent Sherfield: Signing a one-year deal. (Mike Garafolo)
- OT Trent Williams: Re-signed to a six-year, $138.06 million contract ($32.4 million in Year 1) that is broken up into two parts: three years, $60.75 million to start, with a three-year, $77.31 million option the 49ers can exercise by April 1, 2023. If exercised, Williams' 2023 pay becomes mostly guaranteed. (Tom Pelissero)
- C Alex Mack: Signed a one-year, $5.5 million contract. (Ian Rapoport)
- DT D.J. Jones: Re-signed on a one-year contract. (Ian Rapoport)
- DL Zach Kerr: Signed a one-year contract with the 49ers. (Team)
- LB Samson Ebukam: Signed a two-year, $12 million deal that has a max value of $13.5 million. (Tom Pelissero and Ian Rapoport)
- CB Emmanuel Moseley: Signed a two-year contract worth up to $10.1 million. (Ian Rapoport)
- CB Jason Verrett: Staying on a one-year deal including a $5.5 million base salary; if he reaches the Pro Bowl, it can become a $6.5 million deal. (Ian Rapoport)
- CB K'Waun Williams: Staying with the 49ers on a one-year deal. (Ian Rapoport)
- S Tavon Wilson: Signed a one-year deal. (Ian Rapoport)
- S Jaquiski Tartt: Re-signed on a one-year deal. (Peter Schrager
2- CARDS 10-6
- WR A.J. Green: Agreed to terms on a one-year deal with the Cardinals, with a base value of $6 million. (Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo)
- OT Kelvin Beachum: Re-signing on a two-year, $4 million deal with $2.075 million fully guaranteed. (Tom Pelissero)
- OG Brian Winters: Agreed to a one-year deal. (Team)
- OL Max Garcia: Agreed to a one-year deal. (Team)
- C Rodney Hudson: Finalizing a trade with the Las Vegas Raiders (along with a 2021 seventh-round pick) in exchange for a 2021 third-round selection, per Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport.
- DE Markus Golden: Re-signing on a two-year, $9 million deal. (Ian Rapoport)
- DE J.J. Watt: Signed a two-year, $31 million deal that includes $23 million guaranteed. (Ian Rapoport)
- LB Tanner Vallejo: Re-signed on a two-year, $4.1 million deal. (Ian Rapoport)
- CB Robert Alford: Re-signing on a one-year deal. (Ian Rapoport)
- P Andy Lee: Re-signing on a one-year deal. (Mike Garafolo)
- K Matt Prater: Signed a two-year deal worth $7 million. (Ian Rapoport)
3- RAMS 9-7
- QB Matthew Stafford: Acquired in a trade with the Detroit Lions for QB Jared Goff, a 2021 third-round pick and first-round picks in 2022 and '23, per Tom Pelissero.
- WR DeSean Jackson: Signing a one-year deal. (Team)
- LB Leonard Floyd: Signed a four-year, $64 million contract that includes $32.5 million fully guaranteed at signing. The guaranteed money includes a $14 million signing bonus, a $2 million salary in 2021 and a $16.5 million salary in 2022. The contract also includes $15.5 million in 2023 and $16 million in 2024. (Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero)
4- SEAHAWKS 7-9
- RB Chris Carson: Re-signing on a two-year, $14.625 million deal. (Tom Pelissero)
- TE Gerald Everett: Signing a one-year deal worth up to $7 million, including $6 million guaranteed. (Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo)
- OG Gabe Jackson: Acquired in a trade with the Raiders in exchange for a 2021 fifth-round pick. (Tom Pelissero)
- OG Ethan Pocic: Re-signed a one-year, $3 million deal. (Ian Rapoport)
- DE Benson Mayowa: Re-signing on a two-year deal with a max value of $8.8 million and $4.61 million guaranteed in Year 1. (Tom Pelissero and Ian Rapoport)
- DT Kerry Hyder: Signing a three-year, $16.5 million deal with a chance to make $17.5 million. (Agent)
- NT Poona Ford: Re-signing to a two-year deal worth up to $14 million with incentives. (Tom Pelissero)
- CB Ahkello Witherspoon: Signed a one-year, $4 million deal that is fully guaranteed. (Ian Rapoport)
NCAA TOURNEY: MARCUS DOESN;T LIKE LACK OF BLUE BLOODS
WHO’S LEFT??
PAC 12 - 9-1 (COLORADO) - USC BLOWS OUT KANSAS, UCLA EASY
-BIG 10 ONE LEFT..... MICHIGAN
BLUE BLOODS LEFT: UCLA, SYRACUSE, VILLANOVA , I’LL SAY GONZAGA SI CLOSE TO ONE... (DUKE, KENTUCKY NEVER MADE IT)
FOOTBALL SCHOOLS: MICHIGAN, USC, ALABAMA
DOUBLE DIGIT SEEDS: 11 SYRACUSE 15 ORAL ROBERTS (V ARKANSAS), OREGON STATE 12, UCLA 11
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