First to bat, Ayesha advanced all the way to the catcher in the center of the base.

Even though Steph is well-known for his exceptional shooting ability, it’s unlikely that the basketball player will play baseball in the near future.Despite the fact that Steph’s lone try went well beyond the batter’s box and wasn’t what he had planned, he and Ayesha laughed it off with the squad and enjoyed the game. 

 Following the pre-game theatrics, Steph stated, “All of my friends were teasing me about how bad my pitch was going to be,” according to NBC Sports. “I felt a presence on my right side when I first got up there, so I moved a little to the right because I didn’t really know how to release it or anything. I just wanted to unleash some heat. I’m relieved he didn’t make me appear awful and just dug it up from the dirt.”Steph seemed more at ease in the hitting cages prior to the game, so perhaps pitching isn’t the best position for him.

Film of his hitting prowess was being taken by San Francisco Chronicle reporter Matt Kawahara.

Only one week had passed since Stephen and Ayesha hosted the ESPY Awards in Los Angeles, where they had walked the red carpet with their children Riley and Ryan. This was the couple’s daytime outing. 

 Three children live with the couple: Riley, age 11, Ryan, age 7, and Canon W. Jack, age 4.

The five-member family, who just celebrated Steph’s victory in his fourth championship game with the Golden State Warriors in a victory against the Boston Celtics, have had a busy year.

Thirteen years after he first joined the NBA, in May, he also obtained his college diploma. Using a series of social media photographs, he praised the accomplishment and described the degree as a “dream come true.”

“Class of 2010….aka 2022 but we got it done!” Shared by Steph in his caption. “I’m grateful to my entire village for supporting me as I crossed the finish line. I have to keep the promise I made before I departed.”