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May 28, 2015
11:18:35am

kimdaddy35

I certainly understand your point of view

I just think with everything the players have to go through with the media bringing your daughter to a couple of post game press conferences is no big deal.

Would I be happy if I was a member of the media and my question was interrupted by his daughter? Probably not.

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POLL: Steph Curry bringing his daughter to press conference a second time is

pink22

5/27/15 11:14pm

Just fine

kimdaddy35

5/27/15 11:15pm

It is hard for me to criticize a guy for bringing his daughter

kimdaddy35

5/27/15 11:19pm

Proof that family is most important?

blueaussie

5/27/15 11:15pm

Is a plea for the missionaries to "tract" him down.

5/27/15 11:21pm

It's disrespectful to the media who is there trying to do their jobs. She's cute

Shimmy

5/27/15 11:21pm

This. If you saw the press conference you understand.

pink22

5/27/15 11:22pm

Can't they just recycle the same quotes they get after every game?? When is the

giftedfish

5/27/15 11:45pm

Too many Gordon Monson's in the media for me to take their side on

kimdaddy35

5/27/15 11:24pm

I hate all sorts of people that I have to deal with, and I'd much rather spend

Shimmy

5/27/15 11:27pm

It is and it isn't a part of his job. You would never see him speaking with his

kimdaddy35

5/27/15 11:49pm

Making post game media appearances is a contractual requirement of his job.

Shimmy

5/27/15 11:54pm

But they aren't contractually obligated to go to the press conferences without

kimdaddy35

5/28/15 12:00am

As far as I know, he is within the current guidelines. No argument there.

Shimmy

5/28/15 12:14am

I certainly understand your point of view

kimdaddy35

5/28/15 11:18am

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5/27/15 11:29pm

Are you kidding? An NBA star that wants to spend time with his kid - the NBA

byukirty

5/27/15 11:42pm

Spare us

southernfriedcougar

5/28/15 12:01am

I disagree because it does give the media something to write about, and for

messi

5/28/15 12:28am

I didn't think there was anything wrong until Chuck pointed it out

Shimmy

5/28/15 12:36am

That's ridiculous. Press conferences w his daughter are a GIFT to the media.

5/28/15 11:42am

Most guys in the NBA could bring their kid to post game presser in every city

kotacoug

5/27/15 11:21pm

A father being involved with their kids is probably a more important message

franklyvulgar

5/27/15 11:27pm

specially since the questions and answers are pretty much interchangeable betwee

fattycoug

5/28/15 5:19pm

Where is the "who cares" option?

5/27/15 11:28pm

He should teach her to say "I'm just here so I won't get fined."

Sandstone Cougar

5/27/15 11:30pm

Cute the first time, but the novelty has worn off

billyrust

5/27/15 11:51pm

Where is the option for being weird that you're even worried about it

southernfriedcougar

5/28/15 12:01am

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