Stephen Curry perfectly recreates Mike Breen’s legendary call ‘Bang Bang’
Things are It’s not looking good for the Golden State Warriorsespecially after a disheartening 129-101 home loss to the Los Angeles Lakers. The team continues to buy time for the stars Stephen Curry and Kristaps Porzingis as they recover from their injury/illness, and while they’ve had some impressive wins despite being without their best player, they’re not going anywhere deep in the postseason without the services of Curry.
At this point, the Warriors are a shell of the powerhouse they once were. Nostalgia can cloud one’s perception of reality, though many Dubs fans know their time as a contending team with Curry at the helm is coming to an end.
But no one should ever forget how incredibly fun it was to watch the Curry-led Warriors at their peak, even though it’s been nearly a decade since they sealed a historic 73-win campaign.
At least Curry is doing his part to make sure his legacy lives on long after he hangs up his sneakers, like he recreated Hall of Fame commentator Mike Breen’s iconic “double bang” call of his game-winner from the hash line back in 2016 against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Malika Andrews: “We’ve got Mike Breen on the phone. What’s your best stunt double?”
Steph Curry: “Choose not to use it, from downtown. Bang! Bang!” 😅
(via @espn)pic.twitter.com/oIii8i9haJ
— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints) March 1, 2026
Stephen Curry, Warriors are on the back foot
Curry and the Warriors, during their prime, were so unstoppable. Defenses back then had yet to figure out how to maximize the mathematical advantage of the three-point shot, but Curry was there, lighting up opposing defenses like nobody’s business.
The Dubs won four rings with Curry as the star of the show, and the addition of Kevin Durant shouldn’t diminish Curry and the Warriors’ winning legacy. However, all good things come to an end, and the Warriors, after Jimmy Butler’s injury, can be righteous watching the time tick away on the last few good years of Curry’s NBA career.
2026-03-01 04:18:00
