The Curry brothers, Stephen and Seth, have long been a dynamic duo in the NBA, each carving out their own path while sharing the spotlight as elite shooters. While Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry boasts four championships and two MVP awards, his younger brother Seth has quietly built a solid career as a sharpshooting guard, currently with the Charlotte Hornets. Their sibling rivalry, often playful yet fiercely competitive, was on full display recently when Steph left a cheeky comment on Seth’s Instagram post, igniting buzz among fans.
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Seth, now 34, recently shared a glimpse of his offseason grind, posting a training session from Orlando on Instagram. The veteran guard, known for his deadly three-point shooting, drew attention not only for his work ethic but also for the basketball he was using. Big brother Steph, never one to miss a chance for some sibling banter, chimed in with a hilarious jab: “My man playing with the original Dr Naismith rock???” The comment, poking fun at the ball Seth was using, sent fans into a frenzy, speculating about the brothers’ dynamic and even dreaming of a potential on-court reunion.
The Curry brothers have shared iconic moments in the NBA, most notably their showdown in the 2019 Western Conference Finals, where Steph’s Warriors outdueled Seth’s Portland Trail Blazers. Beyond that memorable clash, Seth has forged a commendable career, bouncing between teams and establishing himself as a reliable spot-up shooter. Last season with the Hornets, despite the team’s dismal 19-63 record, Seth appeared in 68 games, averaging 6.5 points and 1.7 rebounds while shooting an impressive 45.6% from beyond the arc. His efficiency from deep makes him a valuable asset as he heads into unrestricted free agency this summer, following a one-year, $3 million deal with Charlotte.
Meanwhile, Steph, the face of the Warriors’ dynasty, is gearing up for a critical offseason in Golden State. The team made waves by acquiring Jimmy Butler at the trade deadline, bolstering their roster for a strong second half of the season. However, despite their efforts, the Warriors fell short in the playoffs, leaving them hungry to maximize the remaining years of Steph’s prime. At 37, the four-time champion remains one of the league’s most lethal players, and Golden State is determined to build a contender around him.
Could a Curry brothers reunion be on the horizon? Seth’s skill set as a 6-foot-1 guard with elite shooting and floor-spacing ability could make him an intriguing fit alongside Steph in Golden State. While it’s purely speculative for now, the idea of the siblings teaming up has fans buzzing, especially after Steph’s playful Instagram jab. Seth’s shooting prowess is likely to attract interest from multiple teams in free agency, but the allure of joining forces with his brother on a championship-caliber team could be tempting.
Seth Curry was legit playing like an all star during the 2021 playoffs….
pic.twitter.com/s9QbdoJzUd— Aidan LaPorta (@AidanLaPorta69) May 20, 2025
For now, the Curry brothers continue to keep fans entertained both on and off the court. Whether it’s Steph’s witty social media quips or Seth’s relentless pursuit of his next NBA chapter, their journey remains one of the league’s most compelling storylines. As free agency looms and the Warriors plot their next move, all eyes will be on the Currys to see if their sibling drama evolves into something more—like sharing the court in pursuit of another ring.