For much of the last decade, when the Warriors honor their All-Stars headed to the annual event, they present them with their jerseys for the game.
The Warriors did that again Wednesday night ahead of their matchup against the Denver Nuggets at Chase Center, but there was an added twist.
A very adorable, meaningful twist.
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SIGN UP HERE After team president and general manager Bob Myers presented Steph Curry, Draymond Green and Andrew Wiggins with their All-Star Game jerseys, their children came out to give them their All-Star Game rings.
Curry is headed to his eighth All-Star Game and will start on Team LeBron, while Green was selected for the fourth time, though he won't play due to lower back/disc injury.
Wiggins earned his first All-Star nod and will start for Team Durant.
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The Warriors always are trying to find ways to involve the kids of their players, as seen when Draymond's son helped with bench duties earlier in the season. So having the kids of Curry, Green and Wiggins give their dads their All-Star Game rings is a perfect way to send the players to Cleveland.