Disrespect an issue in Warriors' narrow NBA Finals escape
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry shoots the ball against Toronto Raptors forward Pascal Siakam in game two of the 2019 NBA Finals at Scotiabank Arena, June 2, 2019. ― Picture by Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports via Reuters
“It's kind of disrespectful to leave Andre Iguodala open like that,” Curry said. “He has made big shots like that before.” “We don't disrespect those guys. We know Iggy's made big shots in his whole career. We've seen that movie before.”
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