NBA: Netizens react to Steph Curry's 'napping' during Game 2 | Inquirer Sports

NBA: Netizens react to Steph Curry’s ‘napping’ during Game 2

/ 02:07 PM June 06, 2017

For the second straight game, the Cleveland Cavaliers offered little resistance to the Golden State Warriors en route to another lopsided defeat in the 2017 NBA Finals.

READ: NBA: Durant, Curry lead Warriors to rout of Cavs, 2-0 series lead

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After tallying his first career postseason triple-double of 32 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists, the Dubs’ superstar Stephen Curry decided to catch some Zs in the sidelines before the final horn sounded.

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With 10 minutes and 18 seconds left in the fourth quarter, the two-time league MVP appeared to lie down in sleeping position and covered his face with a towel.

At the time, his team was only up by 12 points with plenty of time on the clock, but his teammate—and another former MVP, Kevin Durant—continued the onslaught, finishing with 33 markers with 13 boards.

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As expected, Twitter was ablaze over Curry’s antics and his decision to  “chill” in mid-game.

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However, not everyone was amused, with some accusing him of being “disrespectful.”

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Image from Twitter via Bleacher Report

Meanwhile, Curry and the rest of the Warriors will look to take a commanding 3-0 lead as they travel to the Quicken Loans Arena for Game 3 on Thursday (Friday in Manila).  Khristian Ibarrola /ra

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