Warriors Sign Seth Curry to Fill Roster Spot

The Golden State Warriors are set to sign veteran guard Seth Curry to a contract for the remainder of the season on Monday, reuniting him with his brother, star point guard Stephen Curry, for the first time in their NBA careers. The move fills the team's 15th roster spot and provides a timely shooting boost amid injuries and a challenging schedule.

Seth Curry, 35, joined the Warriors on a non-guaranteed training camp deal but was waived in mid-October when his veteran minimum salary exceeded the team's hard cap at the NBA's second apron, a salary threshold imposed after acquiring Al Horford using the taxpayer mid-level exception. By waiting until after the regular season began, the Warriors could prorate Curry's contract based on the remaining games, reducing its cap hit to fit within their available space of just over $2 million. The signing leaves the team approximately $265,000 below the second apron, according to league salary experts.

Curry brings elite perimeter shooting to a Warriors bench that has struggled with spacing and consistency. Last season with the Charlotte Hornets, he appeared in 68 games, averaging 6.5 points, 1.7 rebounds and 0.9 assists in 15.6 minutes per...