Seth Curry's career has been full of ups and downs. He started out as a marginal player, grew to practically be seen as a perfect sixth man and in recent seasons he has once again lost prominence to be part of several transfers – the last one heading home, Charlotte.
That's how it is. At the trade deadline (February) he came to the Hornets to play for their hometown team. However, he hasn't been able to do it as much as he would have liked, as a sprained ankle ended his season when he had only appeared on the hardwood eight times. Now, very close to returning to training, he clarifies what his preference is for the 2024-25 campaign, for which he depends on the North Carolina franchise guaranteeing his $4 million salary.
«Yes, I definitely want to be part of this (Charlotte). There is a fantastic and talented locker room. I think there has been a lot of talk about health, but it is the main thing. If we get everyone on the court we can have some success and have a base with which to compete and reach the playoffs. But like I said, it means a lot to me to play here," he explains to Roderick Boone of The Charlotte Observer.
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