Warriors news: Curry turns into a good father, the reason why he misses Adu is exposed, and Looney may find it difficult to stay in the team

Curry transformed into his good father

Not long ago, the media photographed Warriors star Stephen Curry coming to the scene to watch his eldest daughter Riley's volleyball invitational game. Today, Curry came to watch his daughter's volleyball game again, and this time he also brought his youngest daughter Ryan. From the leaked photos, it can be seen that Curry was carrying Ryan. Ryan behind her didn't know if she was sleepy or tired, and she looked very haggard, but Curry seemed to be happy and enjoyed the process of getting along with her daughter. Curry's eldest daughter was born in 12 years old and is now 13 years old; his second daughter Riley was born in 15 years old and is now 10 years old.

In addition to two daughters, Curry and his wife Ayesha also have two sons, 7-year-old Canon and 1-year-old chai. The family of six is ​​full of happiness and joy. As a top superstar in basketball, Curry has to deal with high-intensity training and business processing every day even during the offseason, and it is not easy for him to free up time to watch his daughter's games in a row, which is enough to prove the family's status in Curry's heart. I have to say that Curry has outstanding skills in football, humble and low-key, and has no stains or black materials in life. He always cares about his family. He can be said to have both skills and character, and he deserves the reputation of a high-quality idol.

The reason for missing Adu is exposed

Not long ago, the Suns said that the team will fully complete the transaction about Kevin Durant in the near future. For a time, many teams in the league joined the Adu battle, and even the Warriors wanted to get involved. Today, according to famous reporter shams, Adu's trade has entered the countdown, with the Heat, Rockets and Timberwolves being the ultimate competitors. Later, according to a follow-up report by another famous reporter, Windhorst, the Suns had discussed Durant's trade with several teams before the trading deadline in February this year, and the Warriors were even closer to reaching a deal, but Durant then found out, causing the deal to fail.

At the same time, Windhorst said that Durant clearly told the Suns and Warriors management in the offseason that he did not want to join the Warriors, which also led to the Warriors withdrawing from the Adu battle. It is obvious that Adu is a very sensitive person. The Warriors' way of treating Durant in the last year broke him, so he made up his mind not to renew his relationship with the Warriors. Sensitively, it is a pity that Durant cannot get the offensive killer. After all, he has proved that he can succeed with Curry; but rationally, Durant is already in his grade, and whether the offense and defense level and attendance rate can be maintained is unknown. Moreover, if the Warriors want to get him to get a lot of chips, the risk and cost are too high, and it is likely that the gain will not be worth the loss.

Loney may find it difficult to stay in the team

Previously, according to a reporter from the Lakers, the Lakers intend to provide Warriors player Kevin Looney with a mini middle class contract this summer to solve the problem of weak inside the team. For a time, the outside world thought that this was impossible. After all, the Warriors selected and trained Looney's team, and Looney also had deep feelings in Golden State, so he would not choose to leave. Looney was selected by the Warriors in 2015 and has been playing for the Warriors, helping the team win the championship three times. Currently, Looney's contract will expire this summer.

Today, according to a local media in the Bay Area, sources revealed that it is reported that the Warriors do not want to provide Looney with a contract above the base salary, which means that it is not impossible for Looney to leave the Warriors. Since the regular season of this season, Looney's playing time has begun to drop sharply; he averaged only 10 minutes of playing time per game in the playoffs, which is not as good as sophomore rookie Post. This means that Looney's role in the Warriors has been marginalized, and even if he doesn't say it, his dissatisfaction is self-evident. In addition, players like Looney will definitely want to maximize their economic benefits in the middle and late stages of their careers to improve their living conditions and quality. All signs show that it may be difficult for Looney to stay in the team, and this diligent veteran is likely to wear the battle jersey of other teams next season.