Malika Andrews Catches Flack For Showcasing Chris Paul Lowlights During Interview on ESPN

Chris Paul and Stephen Curry teaming up is one of the biggest surprises of the summer. After the CP3 trade to the Warriors, Malika Andrews interviewed him. They talked about his book, Steph, joining the Warriors, and more, but something else caught the eye of the fans. There was a video aired on ESPN for Paul’s intro where there was a clip of Curry breaking his ankles. 

The fans didn’t like the blatant disrespect toward CP3, and they slammed Malika Andrews for lowlighting the Point God.

So ESPN has Chris Paul on their show and they show a clip of him getting his ankles broken by Steph and then Steph scoring him and saying “this ain’t 2014 anymore”

LMFAOOOO??? pic.twitter.com/B4X1DSBVmZ

— LEEZUS (@AndrewLeezus) June 26, 2023

There’s always some type of instigation with Malika andrews on air lmao

— Buttcrack Sports (@ButtCrackSports) June 26, 2023

ESPN commentators are unwatchable, unlistenable clowns.

— LMS (@LMS68_44) June 26, 2023

This is not the first time Andrews has received hard Twitter punches from the fans. Earlier, she was slammed for shutting down Kendrick Perkins during Ime Udoka’s controversy. She also was on the receiving end after she tried to shut down legendary ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith but failed.

CP3 Teaming Up With Stephen Curry Might Not Solve Poole-Draymond-Like Scene In The Locker Room

Many NBA pundits believed that Green punching Poole had killed the team’s chemistry. In a recent episode of his Podcast, Draymond Green admitted that the chemistry issue between him and Jordan Poole might have cost the Warriors their title this year. Now that Poole has been traded from the team, peace and camaraderie are still too expensive for the team. 

The bond with Paul is no different either. Reportedly, earlier in 2020, Dray admitted to not liking Paul at all. He also tried to create a divide between Paul and Curry. It would be interesting to watch how Steph and Steve Kerr manage to ignite and strike better team chemistry between players in the coming season.