Nobody is safe from Draymond Green’s trash talk, not even Steph Curry’s brother Seth.
The younger Curry, on the latest episode of his podcast, “Greatest Of Their Era,” was discussing with co-host Travonne Edwards and guest C.J. Watson the role of a journeyman NBA player, and shared a hilarious story about the time Green’s trash talk led to an awkward moment for his longtime teammate’s brother.
“I’m at the free throw line, and Draymond’s out there. We’re talking … I say something, and he’s like, ‘Why are you talking? You’re a journeyman. Every team in the league.’ It was funny because Steph was right there,” Seth Curry recalled. “It was kind of awkward.
“Draymond, that’s my guy, but he’s going to talk when we’re on the floor. But I’m talking back to him. I’m a journeyman, but I’m talking back to him like ‘That’s a badge of honor for me.’ How many guys do you know that’s been on two teams and out the league? I’d rather be on eight, nine teams, have a 12-year career, than be one-and-done. I take pride in it.”
The younger Curry went undrafted out of Duke in 2013 before signing with the Memphis Grizzlies ahead of the 2013-14 NBA season. Seth later played for the Cleveland Cavaliers that same season and since has played for seven additional teams (Phoenix, Sacramento, Dallas, Portland, Philadelphia, Brooklyn and Charlotte).
Simply put, he’s a journeyman.
And that’s something he takes great pride in, as he prepares to play in his 12th NBA season.
It’s unclear where Seth, currently a free agent, will play next season, but there reportedly is mutual interest between him and the Warriors.
If he were to join his brother in Golden State next season, it’s fair to assume he will be safe from Green’s trash talk … right?
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