Now that the Golden State Warriors have won the NBA Championship for 2017 it’s time that Steph Curry’s kicks back for fun in the sun. Meanwhile, Cavs media still SLAMMING Curry’s game!
Checkout Steph Curry shirtless and having some fun in the sun…
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CelebNSports247.com has a few photos of Golden State Warriors fan favorite showing off his ripped abs while he scores some summer time fun with his family.
Steph Curry, and his wife Ayesha, their kids were spotted all celebrating his 2nd NBA title over in Hawaii with what looks like the most awesome beach picnic.
After a season like Steph had, he deserves some R&R in Hawaii. Talk about relaxing vacay away from it all. The Golden State Warriors superstar was seen drinking beers, smoking cigars and showing off his ripped bod.
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His wife Ayesha made a statement for all ladies to be jealous:
“”Can’t keep my hands to myself”??? … Selena couldn’t have said it better. Oh my heart. Oh my glory. Oh my Waikiki. Oh my yay area. OH! ?????? #MCE national husband appreciation day/ he’s gonna get me for this one. ?”
While Steph has put the Warriors win behind him there are still some Cavs fans who just can’t let it go, like NBA reporter Dave McMenamin of ESPN.
McMenamin, who is still salty the Cavs lost took to twitter writing:
“There are maybe 8 bet-the-house franchise changing solo talents in the league: LeBron, Kawhi, Harden, Russ, Giannis, AD, KAT and KD.”
His tweet ignited a firestorm which made Former NFL Scout, Bay Area Radio Host John Middlekauff asks:
“You don’t think Steph is a franchise changer?”
McMenamin shot back saying this about Steph Curry:
“Without extraordinary teammates, he would not be a top 8 player I choose to build a franchise around. But he is incredible.”
McMenamin is clearly up the Cavs butts because if he paid any attention to the Warriors he would have noticed that the organization built a team around him. That is what teams do for players.
Here is what Hollywood Paroxysm had to say about McMenamin views:
“That’s what makes Golden State so special, that they took this guy that’s hard to build around and built the perfect team to actualize him.”
Bottom line, if they’re still talking about Steph Curry then he’s doing something right. Haters will always hate.
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