Steph Curry ruled out for sixth straight game as Warriors hope Porzingis debuts

Stephen Curry will miss a sixth straight game because of runner's knee, and Kristaps Porzingis practiced Wednesday and may make his Warriors debut.

Stephen Curry was ruled out for Thursday's game against the Boston Celtics, coach Steve Kerr said after Wednesday's practice. It is the sixth consecutive game Curry has missed because of runner's knee. Kerr said Curry did not take part in Wednesday's practice and could require another MRI as he is re-evaluated by the team's medical staff. Kerr also said Kristaps Porzingis completed all of Wednesday's practice and is expected to be available to make his Warriors debut. What we know: - Stephen Curry has been ruled out for Thursday's game vs. the Boston Celtics; this is his sixth consecutive missed game due to runner's knee. - Curry did not participate in Wednesday's practice and may need another MRI; he will be re-evaluated by the Warriors' medical staff. - Kristaps Porzingis completed Wednesday's practice after being acquired before the trade deadline and is expected to be available to debut for the Warriors. Summary: Curry's continued absence affects the team's available roster, and Porzingis' possible debut would introduce a new option for Golden State. The next procedural step for Curry is further imaging and medical re-evaluation; the timeline for his return is undetermined at this time.