The Golden State Warriors are taking care of some unfinished business as they added one more player to their roster for the 2025-26 NBA season.
That player is Stephen Curry’s younger brother, Seth. The veteran guard was on the squad to start the year, but got cut due to financial constraints. Here is why the team was able to bring him back this time around.
Warriors Finally Adding Seth Curry to Roster
Golden State had Seth Curry on the roster during the preseason but had to cut him due to financial restrictions as they were to subject to the second apron tax.
As time passed, the Warriors finally had the bandwidth to sign Curry for the remainder of the season, per NBA insider Shams Charania.
“Seth Curry intends to re-sign with the Golden State Warriors on Monday to a deal for the remainder of the season, sources tell ESPN. Curry – who shot an NBA-best 45.6% from 3-point range in 2024-25 – joins older brother Stephen on the Warriors for his 12th season in the league,” Charania wrote.
Curry has represented nine teams throughout his 11 seasons in the league since he entered in 2013. The Warriors will be his 10th as he approaches his 12th season, having a key role as a sharpshooter from beyond the arc.
The veteran guard last represented the Charlotte Hornets, where he played for the past two seasons. He took part in 76 total games, averaging 6.8 points, 1.7 rebounds and an assist per game. He boasted shooting splits of 47.3% from the field, including 43.8% from beyond the arc, and 86.3% from the free-throw line.
What’s Next on Schedule for Warriors?
The Warriors will benefit from adding Curry to the roster, pairing him with his superstar brother Stephen. They both possess elite shooting qualities, providing the team potent accuracy from downtown as they progress through the 2025-26 campaign.
Golden State has an 11-10 record on the season, holding the eighth spot in the Western Conference standings. They are two games above the Portland Trail Blazers and 2.5 games above the Memphis Grizzlies while trailing the Phoenix Suns and Minnesota Timberwolves by one game.
Golden State has been inconsistent with its performances on both sides of the ball. They rank 22nd in scoring offense (114.5), sixth in scoring defense (113.6), 22nd in offensive rating (114.1), and 10th in defensive rating (113.2).
The Warriors will continue preparation for their upcoming matchup, being at home. They host the Oklahoma City Thunder on Dec. 2 at 11 p.m. ET. After that, they go on the road to face the Philadelphia 76ers on Dec. 4 at 7 p.m. ET.
