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Beyond his accomplishments in Charlotte as a player, Dell Curry is a television analyst with the Hornets and Amazon Prime, and he has been an ambassador and special adviser for the franchise. “It means the world because the Hornets’ No. 30, pinstripes, Charlotte and Dell Curry are pretty synonymous in terms of what he did as the original Hornet,” Stephen Curry told Andscape. “Ten years playing there, what he’s done as a broadcaster, in the community and all that. Charlotte is our home. I was there in 2016 and they honored him. And then 10 years later, he was going into rafters. “It’s special for our whole family. We call him the originator. And me and Seth are able to do this because of him. He set the foundation. So, one, to have it happen and, two, to be able to be there and see it in person, I’m so excited.”
Said Seth Curry, Warriors and former Hornets guard, to Andscape: “It’s a big deal. He and the Hornets and the city of Charlotte are kind of synonymous when it comes to basketball. Obviously, with him being the first Hornet, it just represents all he has done for that organization being a part of it for so long. And then obviously, this even makes it even cool that I was actually the last person to wear No. 30 for the Hornets [2024-25 season]. So, it’s huge for that to live up in the rafters forever.”
Anthony Slater: It’s a calf strain for Al Horford and an adductor strain for Seth Curry. Both out against Knicks. Warriors will be depleted to open road trip in NY. Draymond Green, Kristaps Porzingis and De’Anthony Melton all sitting on front side of back-to-back (at Wizards the next night).
Curry made his return in the Warriors’ 119-116 loss to the Utah Jazz on Monday. Afterwards, he detailed the grueling recovery process to reporters. “I don’t know exactly when [the injury] happened,” Curry explained. “I just popped up one more, I couldn’t move at all. It was like a month’s time where I really couldn’t move; I was just laying at home. “And then just once the pain went away, I was able to rehab and try to get all my movement back, but it’s been tough.”
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Dalton Johnson: Seth Curry is officially making his return tonight for the Warriors @NBCSWarriors This will be his third game of the season and first since Dec. 4 after missing the last three months to left sciatic nerve irritation
Dalton Johnson: Seth Curry is listed as probable to play his first game for the Warriors since Dec. 4 tomorrow night in Utah @nbcswarriors.bsky.social Kristaps Porzingis, Al Horford and Moses Moody are all OUT, and Will Richard is questionable
Anthony Slater: Kristaps Porzingis and Seth Curry have been upgraded to questionable tomorrow night in Oklahoma City for the Warriors. Both have a chance to return after getting through recent court work. Will Richard and De’Anthony Melton also questionable.
Rod Walker: Warriors tonight vs. #Pelicans OUT: Stephen Curry, Kristaps Porzingis, Seth Curry , Jimmy Butler. QUESTIONABLE: Draymond Green, Al Horford, De’Anthony Melton
Anthony Slater: The Warriors say that Seth Curry will intensify his on-court work and get into some live play in the coming week. He will miss at least another two weeks. He's been out with a sciatica issue since early December.
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Asked by Postmedia post-game whether it’s still special playing in Toronto, Stephen Curry smiled and answered: “Oh, absolutely. Being in the practice facility yesterday, old stomping grounds, with me and my brother (Seth, now a Warriors teammate, though he’s injured and didn’t make the trip) got up a lot of shots. Same sights and sounds in this building, see a lot of people who I met back in that 99-2002 and then obviously my wife’s family is out here, so it means a lot to be able to come back to play,” Curry said.
Anthony Slater: Steph Curry and Draymond Green will play tonight in Brooklyn on the second side of a back-to-back. Jimmy Butler is probable with some back soreness. Al Horford and Seth Curry are out.