Curry Brothers Reunion Calls
Calls are growing for Stephen and Seth Curry to play together, with 22 games left in the NBA season. Meanwhile, Hawks announcers roasted the Warriors for giving up on young talent, likely referring to Jonathan Kuminga, and the Warriors issued an update on Steph Curry's runner's knee that will keep him sidelined.
The criticism from the Hawks broadcast team follows the Golden State Warriors' February trade of former No. 7 overall pick Jonathan Kuminga to Atlanta. The deal, which brought Kristaps Porziņģis to the Warriors, ended a sometimes-tense chapter for the 23-year-old forward in the Bay Area. Kuminga’s development within the Warriors' win-now structure was a point of friction, with his playing time often fluctuating. Head coach Steve Kerr acknowledged the difficulty, stating, "it was tricky trying to develop him while we were trying to win." Kuminga had reportedly expressed a desire for a trade amidst his inconsistent role. The desire to see the Curry brothers share the court comes after Seth Curry signed a one-year, rest-of-season contract with the Warriors on December 1, 2025. He will be an unrestricted free agent at the end of the 2025-26 season. Stephen Curry is secured with the Warriors for the long term, having signed a contract extension that runs through the 2026-27 season. His deal is set to pay him a base salary of over $59 million for the 2025-26 season. The "runner's knee" sidelining Stephen Curry is officially patellofem
