The Golden State Warriors are set to sign Seth Curry to a one-year deal, reuniting him with older brother Stephen Curry on the roster. Seth was waived by the team before the season due to financial reasons but was always planned to rejoin early. This move adds another sharpshooter to a Warriors squad that has started 11-10.
Seth Curry, who participated in the Warriors' training camp, will return to the team after being waived prior to the season start because of financial restraints. The signing, reported by ESPN, comes on a one-year deal for the rest of the season, allowing the brothers to play together once more.
Seth Curry spent the last two seasons with the Charlotte Hornets, where he shot 43.8% from three-point range. Undrafted in the 2013 NBA Draft, he has built a career across multiple teams, including the Dallas Mavericks, Brooklyn Nets, Philadelphia 76ers, Portland Trail Blazers, Sacramento Kings, Phoenix Suns, Cleveland Cavaliers, and Memphis Grizzlies. His sharpshooting prowess is evident in leading the league in three-point shooting last season and maintaining a career 43.3% from deep.
The Warriors, who have struggled with middling three-point efficiency despite quality shooters, could benefit from Seth's skills. Buddy Hield, for instance, is shooting just 30.8% from deep this season. However, securing playing time under coach Steve Kerr remains uncertain on a team that is 11-10 to start the year.
This reunion adds the Curry brothers to a list of NBA siblings on the same team, such as Giannis and Thanasis Antetokounmpo with the Bucks, Brook and Robin Lopez with the Bucks, Evan and Isaiah Mobley with the Cavaliers, Franz and Moritz Wagner with the Magic, and Marcus and Markieff Morris with the Suns. At 35, Seth joins his 37-year-old brother Stephen, whose legendary career is well-established. Should they contribute to a championship, they would join the rare Antetokounmpo duo as brothers who have won one together.