Seth Curry was part of the blockbuster deal to bring James Harden to the Sixers. Warriors star Steph Curry says his brother “was caught in the crossfire” of the trade and “loved” Philly.
Just like everyone else, Steph was caught off guard by the 76ers trading Seth because he knew how his brother felt about the city and the team.
"It was obviously a big move, a big splash," Curry said."I know he was kind of caught in the crossfire of Philly making a move like that. Because he loved it there, loved playing there and they were playing well. But obviously you've got to make that move. Win-win for him. Hopefully he can still be on a contender and be impactful in the playoff chase with Brooklyn. Excited to see him in a new [uniform].
The Warriors and Nets already have played their two regular-season matchups, so the only way Steph and Seth can face each other again this season would be in the NBA Finals. And considering where Brooklyn is in the standings with Kevin Durant out, that would be one heck of a story if they met Golden State in June.
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