Seth Curry Reunites with Steph on Warriors, Navigating Unique Contract for Championship Push

Seth Curry is set to reunite with his brother Steph and the Golden State Warriors, signing an Exhibit 9 contract for training camp and preseason. The Warriors must waive him to stay below the second apron, with Nov. 11 as the earliest date he can be signed as the 15th player. Curry, 35, believes the timing is ideal for both brothers to pursue a championship with a winning organization, having previously been approached by Coach Steve Kerr and GM Mike Dunleavy. After going undrafted in 2013 and playing D-League games, Curry established himself as a premier 3-point specialist, leading the NBA last season with 45.6% and holding a 43.2% career mark (second among active players, ahead of Steph). He emphasizes his "all-around offensive player" skills, including mid-range scoring and defensive competition, are underrated. Curry will wear No. 31, as Steph denied his playful request for No. 30, marking a special "Splash Brother" reunion.