?Hungover and Still Getting Buckets?: Stephen Curry Hanging Out at an Amusement Park Leaves NBA Fans Going Gaga

The Golden State Warriors and Stephen Curry seem to be having one hell of a week. After winning the NBA title last week, the Warriors have had multiple celebrations and a huge parade to celebrate their fourth title in eight years. But the grind for Curry does not stop and he was seen taking a few shots in an amusement park. And fans just can’t get enough of it.

Curry won his fourth title and his first Finals MVP for his performance in the six-game series. Even though he was celebrating, he still hasn’t stopped grinding.

Stephen Curry was seen at an amusement park where he was visiting with his family. And he stopped for a few shots and he drained most of them. And fans are going gaga over it.

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Fans appreciate Stephen Curry for still going even after winning a title

The fans who saw the video of Curry were in awe of his dedication to the game. One fan said, ” bro hungover and still hitting buckets” while another said, ” If steph misses on these then you know it?s rigged”. When fans heard a few clinks, the fans suspected something was wrong. They knew that Curry wasn’t going to miss so many open shots.

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One fan blamed the amusement park and said, ” He didn?t actually make them. We all know amusement park rims are rigged” and another said, ” If the greatest shooter ever can?t even make it, proves they?re rigged”. Some fans even took a few shots at Anthony Davis. One said, ” And Anthony Davis hasn’t touched a ball since March smh” while another one said, ” Anthony Davis still hasn?t taken any shots”

Curry may have missed a few shots, but that won’t likely be the case when they return. The Warriors may have won this title this year, but they will be hungry for more. Only time will tell whether this team can prove that they are the greatest dynasty in the NBA.