Stephen Curry is commonly recognized as the most exceptional shooter in basketball history. Throughout his career, the 35-year-old has significantly elevated the Golden State Warriors‘ stature, contributing to the team’s acquisition of four NBA championships. Despite their recent elimination in the second round by the Los Angeles Lakers, Curry’s summer is expected to be eventful.
Alongside his teammate Klay Thompson, he will engage in a competition known as The Match in Las Vegas, where they will face off against NFL stars Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes. In addition to his leisurely pursuits in golf, Curry has also made a commitment to giving back to society. Notably, amidst the fervor surrounding the ‘Reverse Boycott’ movement, he recently carried out a charitable act. Let us delve into the details.
Stephen Curry astounds Oakland, students, during a thrilling play day
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Although Stephen Curry has relocated with his family to San Francisco, he still holds a special place in his heart for Oakland, a city where he resided for a decade. Curry’s love for Oakland remains unwavering, and he makes sure to visit this significant place whenever he can. Recently, the 2022 NBA All-Star Game MVP pleasantly surprised a group of students in Oakland. He paid a visit to the students from Elmhurst United Middle School. Furthermore, he spent a delightful day engaging in fun activities with them.
Through his foundation, Curry and his wife Ayesha are actively involved in combatting childhood hunger. They are also ensuring access to quality education for students and providing safe recreational spaces for children. During the play day, the kids enjoyed various games and activities in his presence. Curry actively interacted with the students, participating in drills and even playing football with them. He generously distributed bags, water bottles, books, and food to the students, making the day even more memorable for everyone involved.
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On being asked about his visit, Curry said “Whether it’s 30 seconds or 30 minutes that you spend with a kid, it can change something in their lives. Whether they feel seen or they’ve been down and needed a little excitement in their lives or a dance break, maybe they find something that they can see in me and just be able to lock eyes with them, shake their hand or give ’em a high five, lift them up … when those moments present themselves, I enjoy to the fullest.” Curry made this kind gesture amidst fervor surrounding the ‘Reverse Boycott’ movement. Let us get into the details of it.
Stephen Curry supports the ‘Reverse Boycott’ movement
Since the new owners assumed control of the Oakland A’s, the Major League Baseball team has experienced a significant decline in its following. Numerous fans have opted to avoid attending A’s games. To exacerbate matters, owner John Fisher has now expressed intentions to relocate the team to Las Vegas. In response, a group of dedicated fans has decided to demonstrate their enduring love for the A’s. They are organizing a ‘reverse boycott’ for the June 13 game between Oakland and Tampa Bay. It will symbolize their support for the team.
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This game has now become known among Athletics fans as the ‘reverse boycott game.’ Amidst this movement, Stephen Curry has voiced his opinion on the importance of keeping the A’s rooted in Oakland. Curry emphasized that even after his move to San Francisco, he continues to connect with the Oakland fanbase. Additionally, Curry expressed his hope that the Athletics will remain in Oakland. Perhaps the outcome of the ‘reverse boycott’ will impact the franchise’s future.