The Curry Brothers Are Teaming Up With the Golden State Warriors: Seth and Stephen Curry

This isn’t just a sentimental signing or a cute family reunion. Seth Curry can flat-out shoot the basketball. While Steph gets the headlines for, you know, changing the entire sport, Seth has quietly carved out a career as one of the league’s most lethal sharpshooters. He is a career 43% three-point shooter, a number that would make most players weep with joy.

Last season with the Hornets, the 35-year-old journeyman put up a modest 6.5 points per game, but don’t let the numbers fool you. Putting him on the floor with Steph and Jimmy Butler is just unfair. Who do you guard? It is a defensive nightmare that feels like a practical joke from Head Coach Steve Kerr. You can just picture the chaos now: defenses scrambling, hands flying, and a Curry, either one, casually draining a three from another zip code.

A Journeyman’s Path To a Family Reunion

While Stephen Curry has been the face of a dynasty, Seth’s path has been the polar opposite. He is the gritty underdog who went undrafted, played in the G League, and bounced around nine different NBA teams. It is a testament to his sheer persistence. He even had a brief preseason stint with the Warriors back in 2013 before being waived. Talk about a full-circle moment. Now, he’s back, not as a training camp body, but as a key piece for a team with championship aspirations.

The signing comes right after the Warriors settled the contract drama with Jonathan Kuminga, freeing them up to make moves. And what a move it is. Forget the X’s and O’s for a minute and just think about the human element. The sibling rivalry is now a partnership. The pre-game shootarounds are about to become must-see TV. Get your popcorn ready. The Curry show in Golden State just added a second headliner, and the 2025-26 season just got a whole lot more interesting.