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Former Nets guard Jason Kidd's son rips media for controversial remarks about Steph Curry

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Nets
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2014-15
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368 words, about 2 min
Coaches and players talking on the sideline of an NBA game
The sideline: where the decisions are argued out. Keith Allison · CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons

Riley Curry, daughter of Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry, stole the show at the post-game press conference on Tuesday night following the Warriors’ game 1 victory over the Houston Rockets.

Bringing his two-and-a-half-year-old child to the podium managed to create outrage from some media members who claimed Riley was a distraction. Reporters expressed their frustration at the lack of professional decorum demonstrated by Curry and some individuals even suggested that the NBA should ban children from news conferences.

No one knew Riley’s situation better than T.J. Kidd, the son of former New Jersey Nets guard Jason Kidd. Check out his instagram post below, as he sums up the absurd controversy in a few sentences.

What readers said at the time

1 reply came in under this piece in 2015, and they are kept here as they were written — the readers’ words, not ours, spelling and all. The thread is closed; the desk does not take new comments.

  1. nicole24 May 2015

    How dare the media. Fuck them and fuck that!!! That was a precious moment that will last a lifetime. The media is no better than these crazy ass deranged ass baby mama’s that keep a child away from his kid because he don’t fuck with you. To the media…in my Tamar voice “have several seats”

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