The Curry family is ready to bring an NBA title back to the Bay.
Sydel Curry, the younger sister of Golden State superstar Steph Curry, took to her Instagram story on Monday to celebrate the Warriors’ Game 5 win over the Boston Celtics, which gave the home team a 3-2 series lead.
“ONE MORE Let’s Gooooo,” Sydel, 27, captioned a video from the Chase Center in San Francisco, which featured the crowd cheering as blue and yellow streamers scattered about.
Sydel Curry (right), the sister of Warriors superstar Steph Curry, celebrated Golden State’s Game 5 win on Monday night. Instagram
Sydel Curry exclaimed, “one more,” in an Instagram Story on Monday after Golden State’s win against Boston. InstagramThe Warriors could potentially close out the series on Thursday with a Game 6 win in Boston, which would give Golden State their seventh championship title and their first since 2018.
Sydel, who is married to her brother’s teammate, Damion Lee, documented much of her game-day activities on social media, even posting a photo from the court with her sister-in-law, Ayesha Curry, and ESPN’s Malika Andrews.
Later in the evening, Sydel posted a clip of brother Steph, 34, rocking an “Ayesha Curry Can Cook” shirt, which was a jab at a Boston bar that previously chastised the mother of three’s abilities. She also shared a video of 31-year-old brother Seth, who is a point guard on the Nets, from inside their suite.
Sydel Curry shared a video of brother Steph Curry’s “Ayesha Curry Can Cook” shirt following Monday’s Game 5 win. Instagram
Sydel Curry (second from left) and husband Damion Lee (far left) with Steph Curry and wife Ayesha. InstagramSydel has been married to Lee, 29, since 2018. The couple welcomed their first baby, son Daxon Wardell-Xavier Lee, last November.
