The Dallas Mavericks are reportedly finalizing a two-year deal with free agent guard Seth Curry worth $6 million.
Curry, 25, did well coming off the bench for the Sacramento Kings last season.
Sources: Seth Curry finalizing two-year, $6 million deal with Mavericks. @WojVerticalNBA report on @TheVertical. https://t.co/Op90f5nCeE
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The Kings rescinded their qualifying offer for Stephen Curry’s younger brother on Sunday, thus making him an unrestricted free agent.
Per Yahoo:
The Mavericks made strides in filling out their roster Monday, trading for Golden State center Andrew Bogut and reaching agreement with forward Harrison Barnes on a four-year, $94 million max contract, league sources said.
The Kings reached an agreement on a three-year deal with free-agent guard Garrett Temple on Sunday, pushing their roster even deeper with guards. Seth Curry had been a restricted free agent, which means the Kings could’ve matched any offer sheet for him within a three-day waiting period.
Curry, 25, had the best season of his young NBA career with the Kings, including a stretch starting games late in the season and averaging 14 points. Curry chose to opt out of the second year of a two-year, $2 million contract this summer. […] Curry had brief 10-day contract stops with Phoenix, Cleveland and Memphis between trips to the NBA Development League since going unselected in the 2013 NBA draft.
Keep up with the latest signings during the July free-agency period by following our 2016 NBA Free Agent Tracker.
