Steph Curry had some friendly advice for the staff at the American Airlines Center: Wait until halftime to deliver fans their orders.
Curry walked away unscathed after tripping over a vendor serving a fan sitting courtside right before halftime of the Warriors’ 109-100 win over the Dallas Mavericks in Game 3 of the Western Conference finals.
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But it could’ve been a lot worse, as Curry was running back on offense after contesting a shot on the left wing and didn’t see the vendor.
“It was 30 seconds before halftime,” Curry said to reporters. “If you order a drink, just wait until halftime. I don’t know why they needed to deliver it right then.”
Curry added that he was thankful that he was alright before offering positive thoughts for the vendor.
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“That guy, he was doing his job, so hopefully he got a big tip,” Curry said.
The last thing the Warriors need is for a fluke injury to take down their superstar. Fortunately, Curry was able to joke about it and give the staff at the Mavericks’ arena a heads up about adjusting their courtside food delivery protocols.