Seth Curry is no longer on the Golden State Warriors' roster, a change picked up from the team's official roster on Monday, Sept. 21. The 36-year-old guard, entering his 13th season, has no announced destination.
The move
Seth Curry is off the Golden State Warriors' roster as of Monday, Sept. 21, based on the team's official roster listing. The 36-year-old guard, in his 13th season, had been with Golden State. No report preceded the move; it was picked up directly from the roster change, with no source or confidence attached to it. Where he goes next is not announced.
The money
Curry's contract status is not on file yet; public salary data can lag a signing by a day, so no cap hit or contract length is available for him at this time. Golden State's own payroll stands at $223.3 million across 17 contracts for 2026-27, above the second apron. The cap is set at $165.0 million, the tax line at $200.4 million, the first apron at $209.0 million and the second apron at $221.7 million.
The fit
Last season Curry appeared in 10 games for Golden State, averaging 13.3 minutes, 7.1 points, 1.2 rebounds and 1.0 assists. The backcourt minutes belonged to Stephen Curry at 30.9 minutes and 26.6 points, with Brandin Podziemski at 28.5 minutes and 13.8 points and Moses Moody at 25.7 minutes and 12.1 points also logging time there. Golden State's roster now stands at 21 players, against a standard limit of 15 plus three two-way spots.
Why is Seth Curry off the Warriors' roster?
The change was picked up from the team's official roster on Monday, Sept. 21. No report had preceded it, and no destination is announced.
What is Seth Curry's contract situation?
His contract is not on file yet. Public salary data can lag a signing by a day.
How did Curry perform last season with Golden State?
In 10 games, he averaged 13.3 minutes, 7.1 points, 1.2 rebounds and 1.0 assists.
Where does this leave Golden State's roster?
The Warriors carry 21 players against a standard limit of 15 plus three two-way spots, with a payroll of $223.3 million across 17 contracts, above the second apron of $221.7 million.