Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry's infamous mouthpiece heave that occurred after he fouled out of Thursday night's Game 6 hit a Cleveland Cavaliers fan who was sitting courtside in the face. That fan didn't hold his silence for long.
Andrew Forbes is the son of Cavaliers minority owner Nate Forbes and one of the 20,562 fans at Quicken Loans Arena who were on their feet when Curry picked up his sixth foul with 4:22 left in Cleveland's 115-101 win.
"It just hit me and I was like, 'Who? What?' I was just cheering, being a fan," Forbes told ESPN (via CSNBayArea.com). "I don't even know where he was throwing it. It just hit me in the face. He was good about it."
Forbes, dressed in blue, was waving goodbye to Curry before the Warriors guard flung his mouthpiece and was ejected shortly afterward:
He made it clear when speaking to Gary Vaynerchuk of Vayner Media after the game that Curry was quick to try to make amends: "I was booing Steph as he got the sixth foul. ... His mouthpiece hit me in the face. He was actually very polite, came over and apologized."
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Cavaliers Fan Comments on Getting Struck by Stephen Curry’s Mouthpiece in Game 6
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