After playing together for over a decade, it’s no secret that the Splash Brothers are in sync.
But sometimes, even that beloved synchronicity can be a bit … spooky.
During the Warriors’ 107-97 Game 4 victory over the Boston Celtics in the NBA Finals on Friday night, Steph Curry and Klay Thompson harmonized on an entirely new level as they celebrated a fourth-quarter turnover by their opponent on the TD Garden court.
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After Celtics star Jaylen Brown mishandles the basketball and loses it out of bounds, Curry and Thompson were on the same wavelength and motioned for a Warriors ball at the exact same time.
Oddly enough, it gets even weirder.
As if they’re controlled by one brain, the Splash Bros let out enthusiastic fist pumps at the same speed, same angle, same, well, everything when Golden State is awarded the possession.
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They say great minds think alike.
It turns out great basketball minds might just think exactly alike.