Steph Curry is not usually one to complain about calls, but he was livid with the officials while playing the Clippers on Sunday thanks to several questionable calls and no-calls.
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When Curry received a technical for getting in the referee’s face, a switch flipped inside him as he proceeded to take his frustrations out on the Clippers and absolutely torch them from beyond the arc.
After making a series of quickfire threes, Curry celebrated by handing the referees a technical of his own, much to the amusement of his teammates.
CURRY INFERNO THROW THE DAMN TOWEL pic.twitter.com/8sT90oz5aM
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“That was great,” Draymond Green said of Curry exacting his revenge against the officials. “And it was deserved. You saw the play?”
“They were missing a lot of calls,” added Jordan Poole. “A lot of no-calls.”
Warriors coach Steve Kerr also addressed Curry’s memorable reaction.
“Well, I mean, he clearly got fouled,” Kerr said. “Every once in a while, he’s going to snap. He doesn’t do it often, but when he knows he’s right, the competitor in him comes out and he’ll kind of lose his mind a little bit. But it often spurs him.”
Curry was asked whether his celebration was a mock technical for the referees or a signal that Clippers coach Ty Lue might want to call a timeout.
“You can decide,” Curry said. “It’s open for interpretation.”
Curry finished the night with 33 points, five rebounds, six assists, and six steals as the Warriors beat the Clippers 105-90 and improved to a league-best 18-2
