The Golden State Warriors and Stephen Curry have agreed upon a four-year, $44 million extension.

Curry was limited to 26 games last season due to ankle issues.

The Warriors drafted Curry with the seventh overall pick in the 2009 NBA Draft.

Curry enters the 12-13 season with career averages of 17.5 points, 5.8 assists and 1.7 steals per game.

The Golden State Warriors are expecting Andrew Bogut to play and be in the starting lineup in Wednesday's regular season opener against the Suns.

Bogut hasn't played in any preseason games.

Bogut will likely make a final determination following a morning shootaround to test his ankle.

Bogut practiced on Monday and Tuesday.

Andrew Bogut was a full participant in Monday's practice, the first time he has done so in training camp with the Golden State Warriors.

Bogut participated in full court play and contact drills without limitation. This was Bogut's first full practice since fracturing his left ankle on Jan. 25.

Bogut's status for the regular season opener remains in doubt.

"At the end of the day, it's going to be asking whole lot for him to be Andrew Bogut from Day 1," Jackson said. "But we're making steps toward that."

Harrison Barnes will start at small forward for the Golden State Warriors on opening night.

"Starting was definitely a goal of mine," Barnes said. "Playing in the NBA and starting on opening night is a huge accomplishment. But my mindset is not going to change. I'm going out there and try to provide this team all of the little things I can to help us win."

Barnes was the Warriors' lottery pick in the 2012 NBA Draft.

Barnes largely won the job by proving he isn't a liability on defense despite being a rookie.

The Golden State Warriors have waived guards Carlon Brown and Tarence Kinsey, as well as forwards Lance Goulbourne and Rick Jackson.

The Warriors roster now stands at 15.

Klay Thompson was voted by NBA general managers as the player most likely to have a breakout season in 12-13 with 13.3% of the vote.

James Harden was selected last season with 21.4% of the vote.

Kyrie Irving and Kawhi Leonard each received 10.0% of the vote this season, followed by Paul George and Harden again with 6.7% of the vote.

Stephen Curry is out for the remainder of the preseason, while Andrew Bogut will not play in a single preseason game for the Golden State Warriors.

Curry re-injured his surgically repaired right ankle on Friday. Curry was seen by his surgeon on Saturday, who expressed no concern over his latest issue.

Bogut's ankle was seen on Friday and the surgeon said he was progressing on schedule.

"We're not going to set a timeline because it will be when he's 100 percent," Bob Myers said about Bogut. "It's more feel. It's his body, how his ankle is responding. ... (Ferkel's) not telling (Bogut) he can't do five-on-five. All he's telling him is keep moving forward and listen to your body."

Stephen Curry injured his surgically repaired right ankle on Friday night, limping off the floor in the middle of the second quarter.

Curry's right ankle was hit by another player during a scrum for a loose ball.

"He's fine," said Mark Jackson after the game. "He wanted to go back in the game."

Curry missed 50 games last season due to persistent issues with the ankle.

Curry and the Warriors have been discussing a contract extension.

Andrew Bogut is scheduled to have his left ankle examined on Monday in Los Angeles.

Bogut fractured the ankle in January and underwent surgery in April.

Mark Jackson said Bogut is "still a ways away."

Bogut wants to play in the Golden State Warriors' regular season opener on Oct. 31st.

Bogut won't play in an exhibition game even if he checks out at 90 percent, according to a source.

The Golden State Warriors, the NBA Development League and the city of Santa Cruz, Calif. announced today that the Dakota Wizards, the Warriors NBA D-League affiliate, will relocate to Santa Cruz beginning with the 2012-13 season.  

The team will be known as the Santa Cruz Warriors.  The Warriors bought the Wizards prior to the 2011-12 season and are one of 11 NBA teams to have one-to-one relationships with their NBA D-League affiliate.   

The team will play the 2012-13 NBA D-League season at the as-yet-to-be-constructed Kaiser Permanente Arena, a temporary basketball facility in Santa Cruz, the construction of which is a three-pronged effort between Golden State, the city of Santa Cruz, and the Seaside Company. 

“We’re excited to bring the NBA D-League brand of basketball to Santa Cruz and Northern California,” said NBA D-League President Dan Reed.  “The relocation of the team from Bismarck to Santa Cruz further demonstrates the Golden State Warriors’ commitment to developing top young NBA prospects in the NBA D-League.  We thank the fans in Bismarck for their support of the team over the last six NBA D-League seasons.”