Steph Curry is overjoyed as his father Dell's jersey number 30 is set to be retired by the Charlotte Hornets. The ceremony will take place on March 19, and Steph has confirmed that he will attend with his brother Seth. This honor marks a significant milestone in Dell's illustrious career with the team.
Dell Curry played for the Hornets from 1988 to 1998 and holds numerous franchise records, including most games played (701), two-point field goals made (3,022), and personal fouls committed (1,357). Despite not being inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, Dell's impact on the organization and the community is undeniable.
The Hornets' management has praised Dell for his professionalism, work ethic, and commitment to excellence. They have stated that he embodies what it means to be a Hornet, both as a former player and as a father figure in the league.
For Steph Curry, this moment is special because of his family's history with the franchise. His father was part of the original Hornets team in 1988 and played until 1998. He has been a respected figure in the sport, and his sons have grown up idolizing him.
In an emotional interview, Dell broke down in tears during the announcement of his jersey retirement. Steph was visibly moved by his father's reaction, saying that it was "special" to see him share some tears.
The ceremony will take place shortly after the Warriors play the Celtics in Boston on March 18, and the Curry brothers have confirmed they will attend immediately afterwards. This is a moment that Dell has been working towards for a long time, and he is truly deserving of this honor.
Dell Curry played for the Hornets from 1988 to 1998 and holds numerous franchise records, including most games played (701), two-point field goals made (3,022), and personal fouls committed (1,357). Despite not being inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, Dell's impact on the organization and the community is undeniable.
The Hornets' management has praised Dell for his professionalism, work ethic, and commitment to excellence. They have stated that he embodies what it means to be a Hornet, both as a former player and as a father figure in the league.
For Steph Curry, this moment is special because of his family's history with the franchise. His father was part of the original Hornets team in 1988 and played until 1998. He has been a respected figure in the sport, and his sons have grown up idolizing him.
In an emotional interview, Dell broke down in tears during the announcement of his jersey retirement. Steph was visibly moved by his father's reaction, saying that it was "special" to see him share some tears.
The ceremony will take place shortly after the Warriors play the Celtics in Boston on March 18, and the Curry brothers have confirmed they will attend immediately afterwards. This is a moment that Dell has been working towards for a long time, and he is truly deserving of this honor.