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Which American sports commentator is famous for shouting “Bang!” upon a big shot being made?

Which American sports commentator is famous for shouting “Bang!” upon a big shot being made? Correct Answer Mike Breen

Mike Breen, lead announcer for the New York Knicks and sports commentator for NBA games on ESPN and ABC, is known for shouting “Bang!” when a big shot is made. One of his more famous examples is when Ray Allen made a game-tying three-pointer against the San Antonio Spurs to send Game 6 of the 2013 NBA finals into overtime. Down two games to three in the series, the Miami Heat would go on to win the title in seven games.

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