Seth Curry of the 76ers revealed the secret to blocking his brother Curry's three-pointer

If you know anything about the NBA, you know that Warriors star Stephen Curry is only 10 three-pointers away from breaking the all-time record. More dramatically, today in Philadelphia against his younger brother Curry, the 33-year-old Curry and the Warriors will play against the 76ers and 31-year-old Seth Curry in Philadelphia.

But Seth wasn't going to let his brother break the record at his home field. He knows the Warriors' point guard better than anyone else in the NBA. He should have done that because he grew up playing and learning to play with him.

Ahead of today's game, 76ers content creator Matt Murphy interviewed the 76ers' shooting guard during the team's shooting practice. In a brief interview posted on 76ers Twitter, Curry revealed his brother's Achilles heel: constant stress.

Sesculi: "You have to be consistent. You have to be able to run with him all the time. You can't settle for a quarter or half of stopping him. You have to stick 48 minutes."

He also realized that protecting the Warriors star wasn't a one-man job, but an "ongoing team effort." Having such a personal insight into Stephen Curry's game strengths and weaknesses is a huge advantage for the 76ers.

The 76ers will try to force Stephen to wait until next week to break Ray Allen's three-point record. If they can keep his three-point shooting rate within nine (10 will break records and nine will tie records), he will try to break the record again again against the Indiana Pacers.