Last night, the Oklahoma City Thunder took care of the Indiana Pacers rather easily to even up the NBA finals at one.

But that was not the most interesting thing that happened.

On Friday's show, we talked about Mike Breen and the fact that he didn't issue a bang or a double bang for the Tyrese Halliburton dramatic game winner.

And Mike Breen heard the criticism, as we revealed on the show on Friday.

He was already asked about it in numerous places and basically said, I don't usually do it for non-threes.

In fact, there was only one of the bang-bang in the history of his bang-bangs that featured a non-three,

and it was done by the late Colby Bryant.

So this was clearly on Mike Breen's mind, because early last night, this happened.

B.J. McConnell pushing the pace, as he always does, Caruso right with him.

Allerton, fires three-pointer.

Bang!

I owe him that one, so I had to do it early.

Is that the earliest bang in the history of the Indy finals?

Apparently.

So he was so preoccupied by the lack of bang bangs.

Right.

That he whipped out an early bang and RJ called him out on it.

Yeah, but you know what was bad about it?

It didn't have the feeling to it.

It kind of felt wrote.

Just I got to do it because I got to do it.

It didn't have that.

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