The Golden State Warriors plan to sign Seth Curry for the remainder of the season, reuniting the Curry brothers after initially waiving him due to financial constraints.

Seth Curry is set to re-sign with Golden State on Monday for the rest of the season, following a previously agreed one-year deal signed in September that was contingent on Monday’s decision.

ESPN’s Shams Charania reports the signing as the Warriors outline a path to extend Seth, with the deal tied to the team’s cap situation and Monday’s ruling.

Curry previously started for the 76ers, thriving as a floor spacer and shooter, including strong three-point production and notable playoff performances in 2021.

The move targets a shooting gap for Golden State, aiming to improve three-point efficiency and possibly crack the top 10 in efficiency.

Seth Curry’s long NBA resume—11 seasons across nine teams—adds veteran shooting to Kerr’s offense and could influence system design.

Analysts and fans believe Seth’s addition could help address the Warriors’ three-point struggles after Klay Thompson’s departure and prior attempts with other shooters.

Golden State sits 11-10 on the season, with 3-point shooting noted as an area for improvement, especially if Seth earns meaningful minutes.

There is cautious optimism about a potential double-Curry lineup energizing Golden State’s offense and championship hopes.

Seth Curry led the NBA in three-point percentage last season (45.6% with Charlotte) and carries a career 43.3% from deep, highlighting his shooting potential.

Curry’s current shooting form, including a 45.6% three-point rate this season, factors into the decision to keep him in Golden State.

As an 11th-season veteran with a peak as a sharpshooter, Curry’s proficiency from beyond the arc remains a central asset for the Warriors.