Warriors fans hoping for good news about Steph Curry’s right knee injury might be disappointed by his re-evaluation scheduled for Sunday, according to the star point guard.Curry told ESPN on ABC’s Malika Andrews he’ll remain sidelined by the runner’s knee that has kept him out of Golden State’s last 10 games, including Saturday night’s contest against the Los Angeles Lakers at Chase Center.“It’s going to be a little longer, but, like I said, right now with this one, it’s just about can each day,” Curry told Andrews during the fourth quarter of Saturday’s Warriors-Lakers game. “Can you stack good days, and I’ve done that, so hopefully they can unleash me on the court soon, and like I said, get back out there sooner than later.”The Warriors announced on Feb. 19, when Curry already had missed five games, that the 37-year-old would miss another 10 days due to his ongoing patellofemoral pain syndrome and be re-evaluated once that 10 days is up, which is Sunday.“I’m feeling better,” Curry told Andrews. “This is a weird one. It’s kind of unpredictable how it’ll...