Taking to social media, a fake or trolling basketball page, NBA Centrel, shared an unconfirmed clip of Seth Curry pouring lean and drinking it.
From the video, the man in the car wasn't looking like Seth Curry at all and the clip wasn't also from TMZ.
A nod to the nostalgic early noughties era, the True Baddie collection from True Religion remixes early 2000s-esque pieces by adding a modern twist to the styles. From the denim washes to the style-forward silhouettes, the latest line from the Californian brand pays homage to the trends that dominated the decade.
Nets reserve guard Seth Curry says there’s no awkward feeling between him and Doc Rivers, even though Rivers is his father-in-law, head-coaching a Sixers team that traded Curry to Brooklyn in the deal that sent James Harden to Philadelphia.
“Nothing awkward at all. Part of the business,” Curry said after Nets practice at the HSS Training Facility on Friday. “I understand the decision and everything that went into it. Nothing out of the ordinary.”
Curry said he hasn’t spoken to Rivers since the two teams last played in the April 9 regular-season finale at Barclays Center. He said he’s not interested in sticking it to Rivers with a good playoff game specifically — but that he is interested in playing well against his former team and the Sixers fans he once played for.
The capsule collection marks a milestone for True Religion, spearheaded by the brand’s Senior Vice President of Women’s Design & Brand, Tina Blake, who wants to immerse the apparel brand into the digital age. With entrepreneur and social media influencer Jayda Cheaves in the mix, the cult-classic label accomplishes just that.
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