Breaking News: Red sox favorite defenseman and his wife are expecting a child….

Stephen Curry, the guard for the Golden State Warriors, looks like he’ll soon have as many kids as NBA titles.

Curry’s spouse Ayesha, a writer and actor, revealed in an essay for her publication Sweet July that she is expecting

the couple’s fourth child on Friday.

Stephen and I believed we were done together for a very long time. “We decided to stop after three and not do this

again,” she remarked. “Then, we exchanged glances and decided we wanted to repeat this last year.”

The Currys are parents to three children: a male born in 2018 and two daughters born in 2012 and 2015.

Ayesha opened out about her experience being pregnant in her mid-30s in her essay.

“I believe that discussions about women, their ages, and having children need to be more nuanced,” the woman

stated. For many women in their 30s and 40s, this is their first experience, so hearing that you’re ‘aged’ feels

unsettling and bizarre. The story needs to be somewhat changed, in my opinion.

Stephen is averaging 27.6 points per game with the Warriors, who are now 31–27, in the middle of his 15th NBA

season.

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It’s ‘Unlikely’ That The Newly Acquired Red Sox Infielder Will Be Ready for Opening Day

Boston made a couple significant offseason additions in response to their underwhelming 2023 campaign. Lucas

Giolito, a seasoned starter, was a free agent acquired by the Red Sox, but an injury could keep him out of the field for

the whole 2024 campaign.

In order to address the void at second base, the Red Sox traded Chris Sale to the Atlanta Braves for intriguing, young

infielder Vaughn Grissom, but Grissom is also sidelined. According to Pete Abraham of the Boston Globe, Grissom

has been suffering with a groin ailment and is “unlikely” to be ready for Opening Day.

Abraham stated, “Grissom is still unlikely for Opening Day.” “But not a long-term issue.”

It’s uncertain when the 23-year-old will be able to play for the Red Sox in a game this spring as he hasn’t been able to

yet. Abraham’s statement that the problem won’t last is encouraging, although it’s unfortunate that he has been

recovering from an injury.

To put it mildly, Boston’s offseason has been divisive. The Red Sox still have modest expectations, despite adding

outfielder Tyler O’Neill, Giolito, and Grissom in several fascinating trades.

Although second base was a problem, the Red Sox’s starting rotation is still the team’s biggest question mark. It will

take some time before we can fully witness Grissom in action, but it appears that he will ultimately be the solution

and help close the gap.