The current Golden State Warriors champion revealed that he would like to reverse the situation he experienced in his career.
Stephen Curry tend to keep a low profile National Basketball Association. to the player of Golden State Warriors It is not associated with trouble or media appearances. So also every time he goes out to speak, he does it for something relevantheld all eyes.
And this time is no exception. The reigning NBA champion admitted that to Matt Sullivan of Rolling Stone I hope I refuse to play Game 5 of the first round of the 2014 Playoffs against the Los Angeles Clippers. The reason is that some time ago they were revealed Recordings of former Clippers owner Donald Sterling making racist comments.
“One of the biggest regrets is not boycotting the game”expressed Curry. “That was a moment to occupy more than what we could say.”. Instead, he surrendered to the decision of Chris-Paul and the other players of Clippers use warm-up shirts with backwards logos in protest and deposit them at center court before playing the game.
however, Steph wasn’t the only one who wanted to stop the meeting. The advance of the warriors, Andrew Iguodalaconfessed to ESPN in 2019 that “I was in all the way. Like ‘shut down the whole season.’ Maybe too much, but For that game on that day, you can reschedule. You need to know this, because there’s something deep-rooted in him that needs to be addressed.”.
Another pronouncement in 2019 is Jamal Crawford. The escort was of phoenix suns insisted: “We all have family, friends, people we haven’t talked to in a while who are like, ‘They don’t know how to play!’ “. I remember Q-Tip from the A Tribe Called Quest hit telling me ‘You guys can’t play. It’s bigger than you. It’s bigger than you. You can actually send a message.’ I was like, ‘Man, I heard where you’re coming from. But at that time, I didn’t know what we were going to do.”.
Sterling was banned from the NBA for life through its commissioner, Adam Silver.
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Source: Tycsports
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