According to multiple reports, the Golden State Warriors and their fanbase have a real possibility of seeing Stephen Curry play Tuesday night against the Miami Heat.

Curry has been dealing with a pelvic injury since last Thursday, but could be a short lived injury. If he returns Tuesday, the legendary shooter would have only missed a singular game.

Golden State will be playing in Miami, which will see Jimmy Butler’s first time in the Heat’s arena since the trade.

According to the Denver Nuggets, their franchise superstar is expected to make a return during their five-game home stretch.

Nikola Jokic have missed the last four games due to left ankle impingement. Denver has gone 2-2 in his absence.

It is unclear what game he will make his return, but one is imminent.

Their next five opponents are the Chicago Bulls, Milwaukee Bucks, Utah Jazz, Minnesota Timberwolves, and San Antonio Spurs.

“We’re just trying to get home and kind of see where he’s at,” said Malone. “It’d be great to have a chance to get our starting five some run together, because we haven’t had a lot of opportunity to do that this season.”

The Nuggets hold the third seed in the Western Conference, with a record of 45-27. They are a game back from second, which is currently held by the 46-26 Houston Rockets.

According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, Stephen Curry’s MRI revealed no structural damage to his pelvic area. However, he did suffer a contusion.

Golden State have a six-game road trip coming up, which will see their superstar miss the beginning of it. The Warriors do not have a timeline for multi-time champion’s return.

Curry suffered the injury on Thursday against the Toronto Raptors. While driving in the paint, he took a hard fall attempting a shot; he needed helped to the locker room and did not return to the game.

The 37-year-old has played in 60 games this season, only missing ten. Golden State has 12 games remaining before the postseason.

Saturday night sees the Warriors taking on the Atlanta Hawks.