While Steve Kerr was answering a question regarding Draymond Green, Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry decided to interrupt Kerr's train of thought by praising the reporter for his question. Fortunately, the mild-mannered tactician was able to get back on track and answer the question.

Per 95.7 The Game, ESPN reporter Nick Friedell asked a question about Green, particularly his late-game meltdown in the Warriors' 102-100 loss to the Charlotte Hornets on Saturday. It seemed that Kerr was all alone in some room but suddenly, Curry's voice hilarously blurted out in the background.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has certainly affected how the NBA and the media have been holding press conferences. Before, coaches and players would face a group of media people either in their practice gyms or in media rooms in the arenas. Once in a while, fans get a break from the monotony of press conferences when some players decide to have a little fun.

Now, everything is done digitally thru video conferences. But this did not stop Stephen Curry from bringing some good old fun to the interview. What was being discussed was a serious topic. Green's ejection heavily influenced the outcome against the Hornets. But as Steve Kerr noted, he trusts Green and they have discussed the matter. It's time to move on and do better next time.