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Stephen Curry is known for his incredible performances on the court, but he also has a reputation for his generosity off the court. The Golden State Warriors superstar frequently gives away his worn shoes to young fans, hoping to inspire them with his gesture. After the Warriors’ 113-103 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves, Curry continued his tradition of connecting with fans.

Following the thrilling win, Curry tossed his shoes into the crowd, aiming to hand them to a young fan. However, a potential mix-up occurred when an adult fan grabbed the shoes instead. In a moment captured on video, Curry quickly spotted the situation and yelled out, “Ey, no! Give it to him!”.

Curry stood until he became sure the shoes went to the child he had intended to give them to. This act of kindness perfectly aligns with Curry’s reputation as a player who values his connection with fans, especially the younger generation.

Curry’s generosity off the court is just as impactful as his play on the court. He finished the game with 31 points, three rebounds, and ten assists, including seven three-pointers from 15 attempts.

Stephen Curry Praises Warriors’ Resilience After Win Over Timberwolves

Stephen Curry reflected on the team’s positive energy after the Golden State Warriors bounced back with a 113-103 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves. This win came after a tough 144-93 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies, but Curry shared that the team’s spirit remains strong despite the challenges.

“That’s the thing about this team. There’s a good energy and commitment to the group, even through some of our challenges. If you came to our practices over the last two weeks without knowing our record, you’d probably think we were on a winning streak. That’s the mindset we need to maintain,” Curry said.

The Warriors’ victory improved their record to 12-7, moving them into the seventh spot in the Western Conference. The Warriors are set to face the Indiana Pacers on Monday, as they continue their push to strengthen their position in the West.