Steph and Seth Curry, who have played in the NBA since 2009 and 2014, respectively, finally got to be teammates Sunday night.

Ever since the Golden State Warriors signed Stephen Curry’s younger brother, Seth Curry, on Dec. 1, many awaited the moment the two would finally share the floor as NBA teammates. Just as it seemed within reach, injuries to both delayed that opportunity for most of the season. However, that changed Sunday night.

After 12 seasons and more than 1,600 games, brothers Stephen and Seth Curry finally shared the court in the same NBA game for the same team.

Steph Curry’s return went spectacularly, and the moment he was able to share with this brother Seth was even better.

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry returned from injury in Sunday's 117-116 loss to the Houston Rockets, and he marked an important personal achievement in doing so.

It took 12 seasons and more than 1,600 games, but brothers Stephen and Seth Curry finally played in the same NBA game, on the same team, together.

Stephen Curry reflects on emotional return, shares moment with brother Seth after Golden State Warriors comeback.

Stephen Curry and Seth Curry shared NBA courts for the first time in their careers with the Golden State Warriors, and the Chef spoke about it.

The couple sat down with former First Lady Michelle Obama and her brother Craig Robinson for an episode of their "IMO" podcast