NBA – Stephen Curry’s father spoke about the end of the Warriors season and does not see his son slowing down for the future, even at 35.
Invited to the Tahoe celebrity golf tournament, former shooter Dell Curry was asked about the end of the Warriors season and the situation of his son Stephen during this offseason, he who always follows very closely the exploits of the point guard. Golden State.

After a complicated regular season, Steve Kerr’s troops pulled out all the stops to eliminate the Kings in the first round of the playoffs before falling to the Lakers. The experience will not remain as a failure for Dell Curry who notably recalled the trauma of Draymond Green’s punch on Jordan Poole at the start of the season.

“The production from the bench has not been up to what it should have been, I think, to have a champion team. But they still had a group of veterans who went through it all, who knew what it cost. They fought hard, but it wasn’t enough,” he said. “I still take my hat off to them for how the season started in training camp, for overcoming that and playing the next six months with the injuries and all, to reach the second round when ‘We did not expect that “.

Ever fiercer competition

As for Stephen Curry, Dell Curry assures that his son has lost neither appetite nor motivation for the rest of his career. Even at 35, and with four titles in his pocket, his application to training remains intact, guided by this thirst for victory.

“I don’t see him slowing down,” he added. “First of all, I see his work ethic. His involvement in the work during the summer prepares him for the effort and what he must endure during the season. He’s a real veteran now. He knows what to do day in and day out to be ready.”

It must be said that the stakes are still just as motivating, particularly with regard to the competition, while Denver has never been so close to winning its first title, and that other teams will remain prime candidates, between the Lakers. , the Grizzlies, the Kings, the Suns, the Clippers and other Mavericks. A challenge worthy of its legend!

“It’s all about winning titles now. I think we have to find a way to keep the hard core. And then obviously, like all teams, you have to find ways to improve your bench, whether it’s through individual development or by finding the rough diamond that you can slip into the Salary Cap to improve and move between drops. How do you continue to progress, beat Denver, get out of the Western Conference, and worry about the East once you get there? concluded Dell Curry.