Hall of Fame Commentary: Harry will shout "Bang" after 3 points, and only shout "Bang" for Kobe after 2 points

June 7th NBA Finals Pacers VS Thunder G1, Pacers (1) defeated the Thunder 111-110.

At the last moment of this game, Pacers guard Terrys Halliburton hit a mid-range finale, and ABC TV's chief NBA live commentator Mike Bryn also presented textbook-level commentary. However, some fans were disappointed that when Halliburton won the finale, Brin did not shout out his iconic "Bang".

In response, Mike Bryn replied: "We are excited about this wonderful game and a wonderful reversal. Now, the finals are even more exciting, and I admire Halliburton very much. At that time, I was very satisfied with my commentary, and then I realized that I forgot to shout 'Bang'."

"In retrospect, considering the importance of that shot, if I had called it out at that time, it would have been very effective and everyone would have been very satisfied. But I would not design such a behavior in advance, it was indeed an incredible shot. . If he made an outside shot from the three-point line, I might shout 'Bang'."

Then, Brin added: "I only shouted 'Bang' for two-pointers, that is Kobe Bryant's winning goal against the Phoenix Suns in the playoffs, that's the only time. I left this line specifically for three-pointers."

In the first round of the Western Conference in 2006, Kobe made a final shot with a mid-range shot in overtime, and Mike Brin called out the classic "BANG".

On May 14, 2021, Mike Bryn was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.