Dell Curry has two kids in the NBA right now, one of them is the greatest shooter of all time, and in the eyes of many, a top-10 player ever in the league. On the other end, he has another boy who’s tried to create his own path in the association and leave his own mark.
Stephen and Seth Curry are two shooters that bring a lot to the table, and their father, Dell is well aware of that. So much so that he hopes to see them sharing touches on the Golden State Warriors at some point in their careers.
“There’s always that possibility,” Curry said in a Zoom conference where he discussed the upcoming American Century Golf Championship, via NBC Sports. “The salary cap and all that is going to come into play. But I think that would be a good market for Seth as a shooter. We know how important 3s are, and he’s one of the best in the league to do it.”
This would be a dream come true for Dell, who is a legend of the Charlotte Hornets. His eldest son means more than that to the Golden State Warriors, as he’s taken them to glory four times in the last eight years.
Curry is the greatest shooter of all time, the all-time 3-point leader since last season, as well as a four-time NBA champion, a two-time NBA MVP, a one-time Finals MVP, a nine-time All-Star, and more.
Steph has marked an era not only for the Warriors but the entire NBA, and it’s clear that he’s really treasured by his team. Seth doesn’t have the same resume as his brother, but he’s established himself as a solid player in the league.
Seth has had stints with eight teams around the league, including the Dallas Mavericks, Philadelphia 76ers, and Brooklyn Nets. Seth has become a very good shooter. They have clashed many times over the years, but their father wants them to team up.
Adding him to the Warriors would be a great decision by the team, as they struggled a little last season with their long-range shots. Curry shot 42.7% from deep this campaign, followed by Klay Thompson (41.2%) as the second-best shooter on the team.
Besides Donte DiVincenzo (39.7%) and Andrew Wiggins (39.6%), no other player on the roster averaged more than 37% from deep. The younger Curry brother hit much more than that, shooting for 40.5% from beyond the arc with the Brooklyn Nets.
For his career, Seth shoots 43.5% from the 3-point line, which is more than Steph’s 42.8%. These two on the same team would be a complete show. A Big 3 of shooters with Klay Thompson would be something to behold. Nevertheless, Seth has stated he likes playing apart from his brother.
Seth is an unrestricted free agency this summer, but the Brooklyn Nets can offer him a new deal this offseason. The Warriors could work their magic too, and try to pair him with his brother Stephen in a big move for them.
Stephen Curry Is Still Playing At A Top Level
The Chef is getting better every year, and despite being 35, he’s not slowing down anytime soon. Curry reportedly wants to run it back with Klay Thompson and Draymond Green for one more season, and if they add Seth Curry to the mix, it would be a big move for the Dubs.
We still have to wait to see what the Warriors choose to do here, and if they can raise the bar and bring other players to improve their chances of winning. Seth Curry on this team would be great to watch, but right now, this is pure speculation and Dell Curry’s wishes.
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