Sure, Game 1 of Warriors-Rockets was super entertaining, and there was a lot of drama with the Dwight Howard injury, among other things. But let’s be honest, the real highlight came after the game, when Steph Curry’s kid turned an otherwise boring press conference into must-see TV.
A picture truly is worth a thousand words pic.twitter.com/6tVYoWG85I
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) May 20, 2015
Aww, damn. Look how adorable that kid is. Look how much fun we’re having guys, and… record scratch!
https://twitter.com/ramonashelburne/status/600896599527567360
That’s Brian Windhorst, everyone. You might know him as the reporter who followed LeBron James since middle school and parlayed it into a gig on ESPN. Yeah, that guy. He’s on deadline, and he has important questions! He does not have time for these unprofessional shenanigans!
Hey, Windhorst isn’t alone. Myriad brethren weighed in…
https://twitter.com/starnewsacc/status/601016533599526912
https://twitter.com/mitchdamann/status/601017117765345280
https://twitter.com/ramonashelburne/status/600920813647212544
https://twitter.com/ESPN_FirstTake/status/601052710394306560
You guys are so brave, protecting the shield. So, so brave.
Naturally, the responses to Windhorst (and his ilk) haven’t been kind.
https://twitter.com/Doubledarkhorse/status/601038471940034560
https://twitter.com/PFTCommenter/status/601035986181586945
https://twitter.com/TheTXI/status/601036304927870976
https://twitter.com/MrDapsterDude/status/601032988315496448
https://twitter.com/SweepTheLeg337/status/600996831259136000
You get the idea.