Stephen Curry Nails Tough Jumper, Daps Up Opposing Coach
Harry How/ [object Object] At first glance you’d think Steph Curry’s cockiness had found a new peak: he hits a turnaround jumper in front of the Pelicans bench, then pauses and offers his hand to Pelican associate head coach Darren Erman, who gives him the saltiest, hastiest little high-five.
But there’s context: Curry knows Erman from his three years as an assistant coach for the Warriors, which ended abruptly in 2014 when then-head coach Mark Jackson canned Erman for secretly recording his conversations. (Reports at the time suggested that Erman was a pawn in a war between Jackson and the front office, gathering information to help GM Bob Myers and owner Joe Lacob dispel a head coach they disliked.)
Sadly, last night’s display was less about Curry humiliating some random jamoke and more about him aiming a playful jab at a coach he knew well.
Ranking the 10 Biggest Sports Moments From June 2026
World Cup Best Bets Today: Top Picks for France and Mexico
WWE Night of Champions: Biggest Takeaways From Saudi Arabia
Can MMA Fix Its Officiating Problem After UFC Baku?
- Wimbledon 2026 Predictions: Best Bets for the Men's Draw
- UFC Baku Picks: Three Bets to Target on Saturday's Main Card
- College Football Championship Odds: Four Value Bets for 2026
- Paul Skenes Headlines Friday June 26th's Best MLB Bets
- Three MLB Bets Worth Targeting on Thursday June 25 Slate
- MLB Picks Today: Backing the Yankees and Phillies-Nationals Over
- Tuesday MLB Best Bets: Two Pitching Props Worth Playing

