Seth Curry, younger brother of superstar Steph Curry, has signed a one-year free-agent contract with the Golden State Warriors, announced October 1, 2025, marking their first time playing together in the NBA. NBA insider Marc Stein reported Curry will initially join on an Exhibit 9 contract, requiring a waiver and re-signing around November 15 for apron flexibility, due to Jonathan Kuminga's recent two-year, $48.5 million deal preventing a 15th player until then. Entering his 12th NBA season, this will be Curry's 10th team; he was previously waived by Golden State after going undrafted in 2013. A renowned sharpshooter, Seth averaged 10.0 points (47.1% FG, 43.3% 3P), 2.0 rebounds, and 1.9 assists in 22.5 minutes over 550 career games (224 starts). Last season (2024-25) with the Charlotte Hornets, he achieved a career- and league-best 45.6% from deep on nearly 3.0 attempts. In July, he had discussed the possibility, stating he had to do "what’s best for myself," but acknowledged Steph and the family would love it, adding, "you never know what can happen." The long-anticipated reunion has now come to fruition.
