URGENT UPDATE: The Golden State Warriors have officially waived guard Seth Curry, yet they are optimistic about his return within the next couple of months. This critical move comes amid financial constraints imposed by the new salary cap regulations, as the Warriors find themselves hard-capped just below the second apron.
The team’s 15th roster spot will remain open until Seth’s expected return in early November, allowing the Warriors to navigate their tight budget effectively. This decision is essential for maintaining the team’s flexibility as they prepare for the upcoming season.
Seth Curry, younger brother of superstar Stephen Curry, has been actively working out at the Warriors’ facility and participated in a recent October road trip, although he has not played in any preseason games. Having started his career with the Warriors’ G-League program in Santa Cruz, Seth spent over a decade carving out his own path across 10 different NBA teams.
With an impressive track record, Seth boasts 945 career three-pointers at a remarkable shooting percentage of 43.3%, ranking him among the top shooters in league history. This summer, he made the decision to reunite with his brother on the court, a long-held aspiration for the Curry family. While his debut alongside Stephen will be delayed, the Warriors remain committed to bringing him back.
As the NBA season approaches, all eyes will be on the Warriors to see how this strategy unfolds. Fans are eager to witness the much-anticipated moment when the Curry brothers finally share the court in a competitive setting.
Stay tuned for more updates on Seth Curry’s situation and the Warriors’ roster decisions as they prepare for the upcoming season.
