Stephen Curry and Seth Curry are living a reality that most brothers could only dream of. Not only are they both in the NBA, but they are also both playing for the Golden State Warriors.
Despite being on the same team, though, they have yet to play a single minute together.
Stephen Curry Is Disappointed by Injuries
The Warriors originally signed Seth to a contract before the start of the regular season on Oct. 1. He was later waived but was re-signed by the team at the start of December.
Injuries are to blame for the Curry brothers still not being able to play together. Seth has been dealing with sciatica, limiting him to only three games so far this season. Meanwhile, Stephen has been hit with injuries to his lower limbs throughout the year.
Many who had hoped to see them play together have been left disappointed, and the elder Curry bro is no exception.
“It’s been very disappointing because injuries have kind of robbed us of some moments so far,” Stephen said. “But I think all of our energy is towards finishing the year strong. It’s on me now to get back. Seth’s been working relentlessly over the last couple of months to get back, and you saw the work pay off. Now it’s my turn, hopefully it won’t be too long and 30 and 31 will be out there.”
Steph Curry on playing with his brother Seth on the same team:
“It’s been very disappointing because injuries have kind of robbed us of some moments so far, but I think all of our energy is towards finishing the year strong. It’s on me now to get back. Seth’s been working… pic.twitter.com/SOw9vtStoD
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Two of the three games Seth played so far were back in December. Afterward, he was sidelined for several months, only making his return to action on Monday against the Utah Jazz. He racked up another DNP against the Chicago Bulls on Tuesday, but that was likely just part of injury management.
Stephen, meanwhile, has been out since Jan. 30. He is dealing with patellofemoral pain syndrome on his right knee, and a definite return date has yet to be announced.
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Both of them being healthy wouldn’t just be a morale boost for the struggling Warriors squad; it could determine where they stand once the postseason arrives. Currently, they are ninth in the West with a 32-33 record. With 13 games left on their schedule, there is still a chance for them to climb into the sixth spot.
However, the odds are stacked against them, especially with the health issues they are facing.
