Dell Curry

Every summer, Stephen Curry heads on an international Under Armour tour, during which he visits fans in Asia or Europe.

Monday night will likely go down as one of the most infamous and ugly nights in Toronto sports history. Not only did the Raptors let a 6-point lead slip in the final three minutes, but fans cheered as Kevin Durant went down on the court injured.

With sons Stephen and Seth Curry becoming the first siblings to face each other in an NBA conference final, it’s a dilemma most any parent would love to have.

It wasn’t Stephen Curry’s night, but he came close to winning another 3-point contest trophy. Out of the 10 3-point contest competitors who were introduced, Curry came last, even after Charlotte’s home town point guard, Kemba Walker.

You know about the Splash Brothers, but what about the Splash Mother?

“I remember my dad bringing home his 10,000 point basketball when he was playing for Charlotte,” Curry said at shootaround on Monday morning.

Dell Curry, who played 16 NBA seasons, reacted to Steph’s slip-up on KNBR’s Murph and Mac Monday morning.

Dell was in town on Friday night for the Warriors’ showdown with the Hornets (He’s now Charlotte’s TV analyst), and with the Oracle Arena crowd needing a Curry highlight, it was Dell, not Steph, who provided a signature pregame moment.

Stephen Curry spent his weekend stealing the show at the American Century Championship. Sunday was no different, as he beat his dad and cashed in on a bet to make Dell jump in Lake Tahoe.