Don Nelson, former coach of the Golden State Warriors, could be seen in the background as Dell Curry of the Charlotte Hornets and his son, Stephen Curry, sat alongside Mitch Richmond of the Sacramento Kings and Drazen Petrovic of the New Jersey Nets.

The city of Akron, Ohio saw the birth of Stephen, who coincidentally shared the same hospital as LeBron James – the hometown hero. In 1988, Stephen’s father, Dell Curry, was playing for the Cleveland Cavaliers, but he later became known for his skills with the Charlotte Hornets and won the NBA Sixth Man of the Year award in the 1990s. Stephen used to practice basketball with his father and younger brother, Seth, at the Air Canada Centre when Dell played for the Toronto Raptors. However, Stephen had to rework his shooting form during his sophomore year because his release point was too low for the college game. To overcome this obstacle, Stephen and Dell dedicated their summer to practicing endlessly and reworking his jumper from the inside out. Despite struggling initially, Stephen eventually figured it out and improved his shooting.

The photo shows Stephen Curry standing between his parents, Dell and Sonya, when he was drafted by the Warriors in 2009. However, it has been reported that Sonya has filed for divorce from Dell recently.

When we think of Dell Curry, his crowning achievement is likely winning the NBA’s Sixth Man of the Year award in 1994 while playing for the Charlotte Hornets.

Brooklyn’s Seth Curry boasts the highest 3-point percentage among his family members at 43.9%, with Stephen coming in second at 42.7% and their father Dell trailing behind at 40%.

Captured in this image is Curry, celebrating the Western Conference Finals victory alongside his loved ones: his wife, Ayesha, and their three children, Riley, Ryan, and Canon.

In the photo, Curry can be seen standing on the left, posing with his brother-in-law, Damion Lee, and his adorable nephew, Daxon Wardell-Xavier Lee.

Following his fourth NBA championship win on Thursday, Curry was spotted hugging his wife Ayesha in a heartwarming embrace.

After securing his fourth NBA championship and earning the title of Finals MVP, Stephen Curry was ready to hit the hay.

Stephen Curry’s lack of selfishness on the basketball court was once a problem, according to his father Dell. Dell felt that Stephen was too concerned with making sure his teammates were involved in the game during his high school days. This may have been a factor in the lack of interest from bigger basketball programs, leading him to take a scholarship offer from Davidson. However, it was at Davidson where Stephen’s talents began to shine. He set an NCAA record for most 3-pointers made in a season and led the nation in scoring during his junior year. Dell realized his son’s potential when he saw him shoot against the best players in the world. Stephen was eventually drafted by the Warriors, where he helped revolutionize the game with his 3-point shooting abilities. He has earned numerous accolades, including two MVP awards and eight All-Star selections, and is considered one of the greatest shooters and ball handlers in NBA history. Stephen has also earned a significant amount of money throughout his career.

The delightful moment of Stephen and Dell Curry hugging each other was captured after Stephen won his fourth NBA championship.

On Thursday night, Stephen Curry experienced a mix of emotions as he tearfully embraced his father after winning Game 6. Although he had scored 34 points and was on the verge of his first Finals MVP award after the 103-90 victory, he managed to escape the chaos for a moment to embrace his father, who was easily spotted among the sea of green-clad Celtics fans. Having grown up watching Dell play from the sidelines, Steph has shared similar moments of joy, both as the supportive son and later as an NBA champion. However, with two disappointing seasons behind him, this win felt different. The Warriors dynasty was thought to be derailed, but Curry’s fourth title and first Finals MVP award solidified his standing as one of the game’s most resilient champions. While his accolades were appreciated, in his proudest moment, he just wanted to take in the moment and be in his father’s arms.