Dell Curry had a unique experience as he prepared to broadcast a game featuring both of his NBA-playing sons for the first time. The game took place at Chase Center, where Stephen Curry's Golden State Warriors hosted Seth Curry's Charlotte Hornets, the team where Dell Curry now works on the broadcast. This special occasion allowed Dell to call a game where both his sons were playing, a dream come true for any father.
Seth Curry, who was recently traded to Charlotte from Dallas, now wears the No. 30 jersey, the same number his father and brother wear. Despite having faced off many times before, this game marked a first with their dad wearing the headset to call the action.
Stephen Curry, a two-time MVP and the all-time 3-point leader, expressed his joy at seeing his sons accomplish so much in the NBA. He mentioned feeling outnumbered when facing the Hornets, as both his sons now play for the team where their father made his mark.
Seth Curry, now playing for his ninth NBA team at the age of 33, cherished the opportunity to play while his father worked the games. He highlighted the significance of this special night, especially with his dad calling the game.
Dell Curry acknowledged the rarity of the situation and emphasized how proud he is of his sons for following in his footsteps to successful NBA careers. He stressed the importance of not taking their time in the league for granted, as both Stephen and Seth understand the fleeting nature of their NBA careers.
This unique family dynamic was a source of great pride and joy for the Currys, as they navigated the intricacies of competing against each other while also sharing in each other's successes on the basketball court.
