Stephen Curry is thrilled to see his brother representing his hometown team.
On Monday night, the Curry brothers will face off as Steph's Golden State Warriors visit Seth's Charlotte Hornets. The Curry boys grew up in Charlotte as their dad, Dell, played for the Hornets. The elder Curry brother said it was great to see his brother playing in a throwback Hornets jersey given that they dreamed of that as kids.
"When I see Curry 30 on the back that is wild," Stephen Curry said. "You always wondered what it would be like to play here. And representing the Curry family legacy, Seth gets to do it. So it's cool."
Seth Curry was traded to the Hornets last February from the Dallas Mavericks. He was waived by Charlotte in June, then re-signed a month later. In 49 games this season he's averaging 6.2 points and 1.6 rebounds in 14.5 minutes per contest. In classic Curry family fashion, he's hitting 45.3% from three-point range on the season.
This will be Golden State's first and only game in Charlotte this season.
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