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After 26 years in prison, Aaron Taylor just met Steph Curry and called a Warriors game. What s next?
The man known as Showtime has his eye on a full-time play-by-play job.
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The first thing Aaron “Showtime” Taylor did when he got back to Los Angeles was sleep. He was drained.
According to Steph Curry and Steve Kerr and Draymond Green, Taylor was the MVP of the Golden State Warriors’ April 10 victory against the Houston Rockets. He was on fire all night long, so much so that he had to get doused with water by Kent Bazemore during the postgame interview with the Dubs’ broadcast team. He got the game ball too, which he later curled up with like it was the Stanley Cup Trophy.
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After 26 years in prison, Aaron Taylor just met Steph Curry and called a Warriors game. What s next?
The man known as Showtime has his eye on a full-time play-by-play job.
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Aaron Showtime Taylor posing for a photo in Los Angeles. After 26 years served, Taylor was released from San Quentin State Prison in October 2020, and guested as the PA announcer for Warriors-Rockets on April 10. He hopes to be a play-by-play announcer full-time.Jake Rose/Special to SFGATE
The first thing Aaron “Showtime” Taylor did when he got back to Los Angeles was sleep. He was drained.