Warriors Postgame Live discussed how the run the Warriors made in the 3rd quarter of their 112-87 Western Conference finals game 1 victory over the Dallas Mavericks was the difference in the game.
Fans sitting courtside at NBA games can present problems sometimes because they are so close to the court.
During Game 3 of the Western Conference finals at American Airlines Center on Sunday between the Warriors and Dallas Mavericks, it was a vendor who was put in an unfortunate position.
After Steph Curry contested a 3-point attempt by Reggie Bullock on the left wing right before halftime, he tripped over a vendor who appeared to be serving a fan.
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Curry took a tumble but appeared to be OK – though he looked back and was understandably not pleased.
It wasn’t the first incident involving the sidelines in this series, as the Mavericks were fined $100,000 Sunday for a third infraction of the league’s “bench decorum rules.”
The trip of Curry appeared to be an unfortunate accident, but the situation could’ve been a lot worse for all parties involved.
