“Unsurprising Yet Intriguing: Seth Curry Admits He’d Love to Team Up with Steph on Warriors — But Only If Fit Makes Sense”

Seth Curry has officially waded into the speculation swirling around his NBA future, and he didn’t hold back on his feelings about the potential of joining his younger brother, Stephen Curry, on the Golden State Warriors. Speaking candidly at the American Century Championship celebrity golf event in Lake Tahoe, Seth, last season’s league leader in three-point percentage, expressed admiration for his brother’s team but emphasized that any move would have to align with his long-term career goals .

As Seth put it plainly, “They play a good brand of basketball … I’ve been a part of Dub Nation for a while … Obviously, they, like any team, could use shooting … I’m trying to find the best place for me.” That qualifier—“best place for me”—is significant. Seth, a 34-year-old free agent, made clear that basketball fit and role clarity come first, before any emotional draw or family ties.

But make no mistake: his interest in a Warriors homecoming is real. “Steph would love me to come over there and play with him. And the fans showed me a lot of love at all times. (Our) family would love it. I’ve obviously always embraced the Warriors and their system … You never know what can happen.”Let that sink in—when Seth says “you never know,” he leaves that door unmistakably open.

From a purely basketball standpoint, the Curry brothers on the same roster makes sound sense. Seth shot a scorching 45.6% from three last season—tops in the NBA—while boasting an impressive 43.3% career average . By contrast, Golden State ranked only 16th in three-point percentage last season . Adding Seth could dramatically boost the team’s perimeter efficiency, a need the Warriors are well aware of.

Even inside coaching circles, Seth’s name is receiving attention. Doc Rivers, his own father-in-law and head coach of the Milwaukee Bucks, weighed in on The Bill Simmons Podcast: “I actually think the perfect place for him would be Golden State” .. That’s high praise from a seasoned coach.

Financially, the Warriors could afford him under a veteran minimum contract—around $3.6 million—while still navigating luxury tax concerns .Roster-wise, there’s flexibility; with Jonathan Kuminga’s situation still unresolved and the front office eyeing both De’Anthony Melton and Bradley Beal , a room for Seth could open once negotiations take shape.

Still, potential challenges don’t disappear. Defensive fit—a concern with veteran shooters—was on the minds of some fans. One anonymous commenter on r/warriors summed it up: “Seth feels like a more consistent Buddy Hield… Probably won’t randomly score 33 in a game 7, but won’t slump as hard as Buddy. Seth is #7 in all-time 3 point % at 43.29%… Maybe I’m misremembering, but while undersized, I recall him being pretty good guarding Steph, but that could just be him knowing Steph’s game better than most.”

Defensive questions aside, the fit is increasingly being viewed optimistically. From r/warriors again:

“I just went from 6 to midnight just thinking about all the rings we bout to stack up with this lineup.”

Imagine the bench unit featuring Seth alongside Buddy Hield and rookie Brandin Podziemski—an absolute perimeter barrage. Or picture Seth sliding in during backup minutes, ensuring that at least one Curry remains on the floor while Steph catches his breath. The possibilities are tantalizing.

For Golden State fans, the romance of a Curry reunion resonates deeply. Seth’s first brush with the franchise goes back to 2013, when he signed a non-guaranteed deal, played in preseason, and spent time with their D‑League affiliate Santa Cruz Warriors  The idea that it took 12 years for a real opportunity to play together in the NBA adds emotional weight: this isn’t just a basketball move—it’s a story.

Yet Seth has made it clear that despite affectionate comments—“you never know what can happen”—his decision will center squarely on basketball. “For me, it’s basketball first … If they need what I do, if they need my services, what I do best … then it’s something I’d consider.”  This pragmatic approach speaks to his maturity and respect for the game.

Golden State’s front office is known to listen. With open roster spots and multiple guard targets floating in the rumor mill, Seth could emerge as a compelling, low-risk, high-reward fit. While Brad Beal and Dame Lillard still headline speculation, Seth brings the added bonus of built-in chemistry with the team’s current MVP. And let’s not forget Doc Rivers’ public endorsement adds weight.

Still, nothing is finalized—yet. Seth remains unsigned about two weeks into free agency . The Warriors are awaiting clarity on Kuminga and other moving parts . Meanwhile, Seth is evaluating all options, making family allegiances caveats to opportunity, and analyzing where he best fits.

If a deal happens, it will be one of the feel-good stories of the 2025–26 season. The NBA world will relish Stephen and Seth Curry sharing a court in Golden State—big brother and little brother, sharpshooters united, ballers sharing a legacy. It’s the kind of storyline that sells jerseys and fuels chatter: a family reunion turned championship pursuit.

But for the moment, Seth’s feet remain firmly planted on solid ground; he’s prioritizing his future, not sentiment. “Trying to find the best place for me” isn’t just talk—it defines his free agency mantra.

And yet, nestled inside that caveat, the words linger: “You never know what can happen.”

Dub Nation, as you sip your morning coffee or watch your highlight reels, just know this: the door to a Curry brothers era in the Bay isn’t closed. It’s ajar. The question is whether this summer’s fit proves better than any reunion.

For Seth, it’s never been just about flashing past glory or emotional ties. It’s about hitting the right three—on and off court. The rest is noise.