Warriors Waive Seth Curry, Anticipate His Return Soon

BREAKING: The Golden State Warriors have officially waived guard Seth Curry, but the team expects him to return within the next few months. This unexpected move was announced earlier today as the Warriors navigate financial constraints under the new salary cap regulations.

Due to hard-cap limits at the second apron, the Warriors cannot sustain an additional veteran minimum contract until early November. As a result, their final roster spot will remain vacant until Seth’s anticipated return, which has fans and analysts buzzing with curiosity.

Seth Curry, the younger brother of Stephen Curry, has been actively working out at the Warriors’ facility and participated in the team’s recent road trip. However, he has been deactivated for all preseason games, leaving many to wonder about his immediate future.

“Seth has always had a unique path in the NBA, and we believe this move is in the best interest of the team while allowing him to rejoin us shortly,” said a Warriors spokesperson.

Since starting his career with the Warriors’ G-League program in Santa Cruz, Seth has played for ten different NBA teams, carving out a successful career. He holds a remarkable shooting record, having made 945 career three-pointers at a stunning 43.3 percent accuracy rate, ranking him seventh in league history.

This summer, Seth chose to reunite with his brother, fulfilling a long-held dream for both players to be on the court together in the NBA. The waiver is merely a procedural step, as the Warriors are optimistic about his return to the lineup.

The NBA landscape is evolving rapidly, and fans will be watching closely to see how this decision impacts the Warriors’ roster as they prepare for the upcoming season. Stay tuned for more updates on Seth Curry’s status as developments unfold.