On Wednesday, the Golden State Warriors announced that they had signed Steph Curry’s brother, Seth Curry, to a one-year, $3.6 million deal. The younger Curry, who led the NBA in 3-point shooting efficiency with 45.6%, brings an elite floor-spacing game the Dubs covet. In the last section of the Warriors’ announcement, the team noted that the former Charlotte Hornets guard would wear No. 31.When asked on Thursday if Seth tried to buy his older brother’s No. 30, the new Warrior responded:"I tried to buy it from him, he said he didn't need the money. I don't think the NBA would like that either."In 11 NBA seasons, Seth Curry has worn Nos. 1, 30 and 31. He has preferred No. 30 since the 2021-2022 season with the Brooklyn Nets. Unsurprisingly, he couldn't pay Steph Curry to give up the iconic number.Steph Curry has used No. 30 since his days with Davidson College to pay homage to his father, Dell Curry. In 2022, Curry’s alma mater retired his number, a route the Warriors will undoubtedly follow once the two-time MVP retires from the NBA. Nobody was hardly surprised the four-time champ kept his jersey number.Seth Curry didn't wear No. 30 until his fourth NBA teamSeth Curry didn't immediately follow his older brother Steph Curry's footsteps by wearing No. 30. Dell Curry's youngest son wore No. 1 when he debuted for the Orlando Magic during the 2013-14 season. The following season, he used No. 31 while suiting up for the Cleveland Cavaliers.From Cleveland, he took his talents to Phoenix, where he chose No. 10. Seth's first time to wear No. 30 came during the 2015-16 season with the Sacramento Kings.Steph Curry’s brother, Seth Curry, has experience playing in San FranciscoSeth Curry is no stranger to basketball in San Francisco. Although signing with the Warriors would pair him with his superstar brother for the first time, he has experience playing basketball in the area.Seth, a former Duke star, went undrafted in the 2013 draft. The first team to give him a shot at pro basketball was the Santa Cruz Warriors, the Dubs’ G League affiliate. The younger Curry played 37 games and quickly made his presence felt. He started 37 of 38 games and averaged 19.7 points, 5.8 assists, 3.1 rebounds and 1.4 steals per outing.Curry’s 43.7% shooting, including 37.2% from behind the arc, made him stand out. At some point, he played alongside Mychel Thompson, Klay Thompson’s younger brother.It wasn’t until the 2016-17 season that Steph Curry’s brother turned heads in the NBA. Playing for the Dallas Mavericks, he averaged 12.8 ppg behind 48.1% shooting, including 42.5% from deep.A little over a decade since playing in Santa Cruz, Seth Curry returns to San Francisco to suit up for the Golden State Warriors.