After one of the best shooters of the league, Stephen Curry, was drafted to the league, his younger brother Seth Curry followed a few years later. The Curry brothers have always been on the opposite ends of the court, having played as competitors through the past seasons.

Seth Curry was acquired by the Philadelphia 76ers this 2020-21 season after playing for the Dallas Mavericks last year.

The 76ers have had a notable season, leading the Eastern charts with a 46-21 record. They have clinched the Playoff spot despite having tough intra-conference teams such as the Brooklyn Nets and Milwaukee Bucks.

30-year-old Seth Curry has been key to Philadelphia’s reigning tale in the past year. Meanwhile, his brother, Stephen Curry, is troubling opponents with a classic individual season in the making. Steph is averaging a mind-boggling 31.6 points per game this year.

Philadelphia 76ers vs Golden State Warriors: A Curry battle

A few weeks back, the Curry brothers came face-to-face in a clash between 76ers and Warriors. The latter defeated the Eastern top-seed 107-96 with Steph, knocking 49 points in the game.

It’s always been fascinating for fans to watch Curry brothers battle against each other. Moreover, the two guards are mostly found in a one-on-one contest during games like these.

Recently, Seth himself spoke about the face-off with his older brother on ESPN. He agrees, “It’s competitive as ever.

“It was a tough night at the end, but it’s always fun when we matchup. Especially because we actually matchup; I guard him, he guards me. It’s competitive, I mean, we know each other’s game more than anybody in the world, playing one-on-one our whole lives, watching each other’s games throughout our career.”

“I had my moments on him when he was good, but I mean a guy like him, he’s gonna get going eventually,” Seth Curry told Chiney Ogwumike. “That’s what he did to us that night.”

Will Seth Curry and Stephen Curry come face-to-face once again?

Seth has had a noteworthy season, having scored 44.2% from beyond the arc. That’s definitely a terrific statistic to ponder upon!

While the younger Curry has already made it to the Playoffs, Steph is a few spots behind from managing his way till there. If Warriors survive the play-in tournament, they may have the chance to the top eight.

Warriors’ star player has been unbelievable this year around. Will he meet his brother in the 2021 Playoffs this time?

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