No Warriors player misses Steph Curry’s presence more than De’Anthony Melton

Please come back, Stephen Curry.Those five words live inside every member of the Warriors, from CEO Joe Lacob through the front office, to coach Steve Kerr and his staff to the players who step onto the floor. They’re all thinking it and wanting it, with some even uttering it in some form.Nobody can be saying it to himself more plaintively than De’Anthony Melton. Not Draymond Green, or Brandin Podziemski or Kristaps Porziis – and they desperately need Curry, too.But Melton will be the first man to run over and hug Curry once he is cleared to play.With Curry out since Jan. 30, missing the last 25 games, Melton has been fighting through various aches and pains, trying to answer the scoring challenge, but his offense has shriveled like a swap-meet T-shirt.Melton’s latest exasperating performance came Sunday night in Golden State’s 116-93 loss to the Nuggets in Denver. He played 25 scoreless minutes, missing all five of his field-goal attempts, walking out of Ball Arena lugging a team-worst minus-29.“He’s banged up,” Kerr told reporters in Denver. “His thumb is really bothering him, and I think he’s pressing a little...