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Steph Curry: 'Weird' Seeing Mom Sonya Cheering for Him in Trail Blazers Gear

Paul KasabianMay 14, 2019

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry told reporters that it was "weird" watching his mother Sonya root for him in a Portland Trail Blazers jersey on Tuesday during his team's 116-94 win in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals:

The Blazers jersey was understandable: Steph's brother Seth plays for Portland, so Sonya and Dell Curry split their allegiance following a pregame coin flip:

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It's not uncommon for parents to root for their daughters or sons on opposing teams, even on the professional level.

Chiney and Nneka Ogwumike faced off in numerous WNBA games, although the two teammates are now with the Los Angeles Sparks. Elsewhere, Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Chris Long and Chicago Bears offensive guard Kyle Long faced off in an NFC playoff game in January.

As far as the latest incarnation of dueling siblings goes, Steph got the opening edge thanks to his 36-point effort, which included nine three-pointers.