Golden State Warriors signed Seth Curry to a training camp deal before the 2025-26 season, but waived him ahead of the opener due to salary cap constraints.

The Warriors are hard-capped at the NBA’s second apron, which limited their ability to keep more than 14 players at the start. With the prorated veteran minimum now fitting under the cap, Seth is set to return for the remainder of the season, filling the vacant 15th roster spot.​

Seth’s return is expected to bolster the Warriors’ bench, especially with his reputation as a sharpshooter. Last season with the Charlotte Hornets, he averaged 6.5 points per game and shot an impressive 45.6% from three-point range, making him a reliable floor spacer and offensive weapon off the bench.​

Injury Update: Steph Curry on the Mend

While the Curry brothers’ reunion is highly anticipated, Steph Curry is currently sidelined with a quad contusion suffered during a loss to the Houston Rockets.

The injury is considered mild, but Steph will miss at least the next week as he undergoes rehab. Warriors coach Steve Kerr expressed relief that the injury is not more serious, but the team will need to rely on other leaders in the interim.​

Family and Team Chemistry

The official pairing of the Curry brothers on the Warriors roster is a rare family moment in NBA history. Seth brings not only shooting prowess but also familiarity with the Warriors’ system, having trained with the team in the offseason.

The move is expected to provide a boost to Golden State’s depth and chemistry, especially as they navigate a challenging schedule and Steph’s recovery.​

With Seth back in the fold, the Warriors add a proven shooter and a familiar face, setting the stage for a unique and exciting chapter in their season.