Stephen Curry, ESPYS host, tops the list of NBA players who have busy offseasons

Stephen Curry, ESPYS host, tops the list of NBA players who have busy offseasons

Golden State Warriors star Stephen CurryThe offseason began with lots of celebrations for his fourth NBA championship win and first NBA Finals MVP.

He continues his break from his job as a host for this year's ESPYS.

“I have had the pleasure to attend The ESPYS, but I never thought that I would be able to host this special event.” Curry said in a statement. “As someone who enjoys the intersection of entertainment and sports, I look forward delivering an entertaining show for the fans as we celebrate the athletes who have created the best moments of the year.”

Curry is the ninth athlete to host the award show.

However, he's not the only NBA player to enjoy interesting offseason activities. The summer has been full of exciting activities for players from the NBA, including star-studded nuptials, surprise Drew League shows and many more.

LeBron James, Los Angeles Lakers

James returned to The Drew LeagueLos Angeles' first pro-am summer basketball league, the, is now open for business.

In the MMV Cheaters' win 104-102, he had a total of 42 points and 16 rebounds as well as 4 steals.


Giannis Antetokounmpo, Milwaukee Bucks

On June 24, “Rise,” a film about his family's journey through life, was released by Disney+.

The premiere was also a family affair. The six-time All-Star was accompanied by brothers Thanasis, Francis, and Kostas.


DeMar DeRozan, Chicago Bulls

The Southern California player. a Drew League stapleHe scored 39 points in his pro-am debut and joined James later on the MMV Cheaters.


Myles Turner, Indiana Pacers

The 6-foot-11 center created a Lego statue of Darth Vader in Star Wars. It was one of the more unusual activities. Turner went viral for his hobby in March.


Kevin Love, Cleveland Cavaliers

Love tied the knot Kate Bock (Canadian model), and her past and present teammates were there.


Chris Paul, Phoenix Suns

Paul was back in New Orleans where he was originally drafted in 2005 to attend Essence Festival. The NBA veteran and HBCU advocate talked about Season 3 of ESPN+'s Why Not Us. It will air Aug. 11, and will feature the Southern University Fabulous Dancing Dolls.


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