Stephen Curry He has been subjected to many unfair calls throughout his career. The NBA has gone through many situations where players completely lose their cool for the smallest reason, be it refereeing or their opponents. Many times the referees were called out for stealing bias fouls for their preferred teams.
We all remember back in the 2016 NBA Finals when the quarterback lost his temper after a bad foul call and smashed his mouth into the stands. It’s very rare for a player like him to react this way. Stephen Curry was fouled off after receiving his sixth call. He averaged just 2.4 fouls per game in the 2015-16 season and never recorded more than 5 fouls.
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Ayesha Curry heats up on Twitter for refereeing Game 6
Ayse Curry He did not heed the referee calls and criticized the NBA for keeping it in charge. “I lost all my respect, sorry, this was definitely made for the money. I will not shut up. I just saw it live sry” He said in a tweet that was removed shortly after. He would then try to explain his side by tweeting once more,“Tweeted in the heat of the moment because no call was made.”
In a series of other tweets he said, “The police profiled my father and told him to remove his credentials and tried to arrest him. It’s been a long night for me. I’m sorry.” And, “I’m fine, we lost… I can’t accept people who come to my family for absolutely no reason. It’s something I don’t understand or defend.” Ayesha tried to pin her personal issues as a reason for her blast on Twitter. Unfortunately, the Golden State Warriors were unable to close the series. LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers win their first championship in NBA history.
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Stephen Curry missed three peat chances for the championship that season. However, he would go out to win back-to-back titles in subsequent seasons alongside Kevin Durant. In 2016, Steph also became the league’s first unanimous MVP. Durant would part ways with the team to join the Brooklyn Nets in 2019, and the three-pointer was labeled as someone who would never win another championship.
This year, he shut down any experts who voiced their opinion by saying that KD is the reason he has two extra rings. Steph helped push his team back to the finals after the return of Klay Thompson and two seasons of injuries. He averaged 31.2 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists to earn his first MVP award in the Finals.
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