Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry’s father-in-law was almost arrested when he was mistaken for a fake-credential con artist at Game 6 of the NBA Finals against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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Curry told ESPN that he regularly chucks his mouthpiece, but normally hits the scorer’s table.
Curry was fined for throwing his mouthpiece into the stands after picking up his sixth foul. “He gets six fouls on him, and three of them were absolutely ridiculous”. Kerr let the refs have it in his postgame news conference.
In his past two games, James is shooting 56.1 percent from the floor (32 for 57) and 50 percent from three (7 for 14) while averaging 12 rebounds and nine assists.
“Police racial profiled my father and told him to remove credentials and tried to arrest him”, she wrote.
With his legacy on the line and his team facing elimination, LeBron James took matters into his own hands and completely dominated the Warriors.
In Game 4, James too just four free throws despite attempting 16 shots inside the 3-point arc.
“It got the best of me”.
“Let me be clear, we did not lose because of the officiating”, Kerr said.
The NBA’s Most Valuable Player gained support from his Kerr, who was also hit with the same fine after he verbally attacked the officials in a post-game rant, labelling the fouls called on Curry as unfair.
But will Kerr’s comments about Curry’s fouls actually do anything to benefit the league MVP? But he had every right to be upset.
While millions of people had their eyes glued to the television watching the Cleveland Cavaliers take home the victory over the Golden State Warriors, the rest of us had our attention turned to Ayesha Curry.
The Warriors could have clinched the National Basketball Association championship with a win, but several calls went in favor of the Cleveland Cavaliers, taking the series to Game 7.
She later deleted the tweet, saying it had been a “long night”.
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Ayesha Curry went for the jugular in a series of heated tweets aimed at the NBA Finals.
