For most of his NBA career, Seth Curry has worn No. 30 on his jerseys.
But that obviously won’t work now that he’s playing for the Golden State Warriors.
Thankfully, Curry has a backup number ready, and according to Etienne Catalan, he will wear No. 31 for the Warriors in 2025-26.
That number was last used by Kevin Knox II in 2025.
Seth Curry (@sdotcurry) will wear No. 31 for the #Warriors. Number last worn by Kevin Knox II in 2025. #NBA pic.twitter.com/nsVI6vZJQl
— Etienne Catalan (@EtienneCatalan) October 1, 2025
Curry just signed a one-year deal with the Warriors, which will provide Golden State with more support on the backcourt at an inexpensive rate.
It’ll also provide NBA fans with their first chance to see Curry play alongside his brother, Steph.
As everyone knows, Steph wears No. 30, so there was no way that Seth could use it too.
But he was happy to oblige and change his number, and he has worn No. 31 before during his career.
That career has seen him play for a number of teams, such as the Memphis Grizzlies, Dallas Mavericks, Philadelphia 76ers, and more.
He was last with the Charlotte Hornets, where he averaged 6.8 points and 1.7 rebounds.
Unlike his brother, Seth probably won’t receive a ton of minutes in the new season, but he could provide helpful backup assistance when the Warriors need it.
It’ll be a special moment for the team and the Curry brothers.
Up until recently, the Warriors have been very quiet during the offseason.
This signing of Seth happened after weeks of rumors and speculation, with negotiations held up as the Warriors attempted to work out a deal with Jonathan Kuminga.
Now Seth is signed, his number is selected, and he’s preparing to show some brotherly love on the court.
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