Romulus7010 said:

Stephen Curry has already hurt his already injured ankle twice this season. Should owners sell high on him now or wait out since it plaugued him last year?

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Well, it's tough to say. Injuries are a pain and can slow a player's rise. Often times, this can mean we're a half a season early on him, then again, give him a week or two before we call him out as someone to sell on… He had 21, 10 and 7 the other night. I think he flashed his "elite" skills right there, now we just need him healthy, you are right!

Hammer said:

If I owned him in a keeper/dynasty league, I'm selling as soon as he puts together a few good games. There is no denying his talent, when he's playing, but with all the ankle injuries last year and now this year, it's time to panic before it's too late in my opinion. I wouldn't sell right now because you probably will not get full value for him, give it some time and strike when the time is right.

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This topic definitely has to angles, and Hammer could be right. I stick with him, but wouldn't blame anyone for getting nervous or selling high. I guess I would just advise you sell high or not at all, so if his value increases, sure, but I would not sell low. No way, not given the upside.

Good topic!