With their father playing in the NBA, the young Stephen and Seth Curry had an all-access pass to watch games and practice -- but only if the trash was out, the dog was walked and all the washing up was done. "I taught my boys the fundamentals of the game and fundamentals of the shot," Dell Curry, who retired in 2002 and left the Charlotte Hornets as the franchise's all-time leader in points scored and three-pointers made, told Reuters in an interview on Thursday. Curry, who will attend the Hornets' regular-season game against the Milwaukee Bucks in Paris on Friday, said Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen, a two-time MVP, and Dallas Mavericks shooting guard Seth were far from just privileged kids.
INTERVIEW-NBA-Curry brothers’ careers started over the kitchen sink
Published January 24, 2020 at 5:45 PM
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