Revealed, the reason the younger brother Stephen Curry Reject Join Warriors

Revealed, the reason the younger brother Stephen Curry Reject Join Warriors - As has been discussed previously, this season will be increased by one more pair siblings who will play in the NBA. Previously, there twins giant, Robin (New York Knicks) and Brook (Brooklyn Nets) Lopez, there is also a duet other twin who just "separate" the Markieff (Phoenix Suns) and Marcus (Detroit Pistons) Morris, as well as Spanish duo , Pau (Chicago Bulls) and Marc (Memphis Grizzlies) Gasol. Now, turn Seth Curry, who will fight against brother, Stephen Curry.
Now, turn Seth Curry, who will fight against brother, Stephen Curry.
But, you know not ballers? Seth has officially contracted for two years by the Sacramento Kings, it previously had the opportunity to be on the same team with Stephen, in the Golden State Warriors. As is known, the Warriors became one of the team that "desperate" target signatures Seth, when trade opened some time ago. They want Seth duet with Stephen Curry as the pair Warriors guard. However, Seth finally rejected the offer.
"I do not want to join the Golden State (Warriors), because I do not want to continue to be under the shadow of Stephen," said Seth reasoned. In fact, to be honest Seth was a talented basketball player. When in high school, he became the leading scorer in the history of the team he built, Charlotte Christian High School. When strengthening Duke University he averaged 17.5 points in the final level, although at that time he was a shin injury.
He is a natural shooter like his brother. Even once a time, Stephen predicts that one day her brother will be the player more powerful than himself. It was slowly proved. Over the past two years, Seth enough to dominate the NBA Development League, scoring an average of 23.8 points per game for the team Erie BayHawks. He also struck average of 46.7% three-point shots.
Even so, naturally brother and sister relationship in general, then the assessment to compare the two can never be circumvented. Vlade Divac, general manager of the Sacramento Kings, trying to neutralize it with the full support of Seth's career, which will be backed up as a point guard Rajon Rondo in his new team.
"I know people will always comparing himself with Stephen, and maybe this will hurt him at first. But clearly I myself would not do that. I just focus on the development of Seth. For he is my player," said Divac.