A nickname that redefined the NBA
But the nickname didn’t just define a style of play—it marked an era. Between 2015 and 2022, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson led the Warriors to four championships. Their offensive system revolved around outside shooting, off-ball movement, and high-IQ reads. Together, they shattered three-point records, redefined spacing, and forced the entire league to adjust to their rhythm.
Today, with Klay Thompson wearing a Dallas Mavericks jersey and Stephen Curry still leading Golden State Warriors, the nickname remains relevant. Not as an active duo, but as a legacy. “It moves me when young fans talk about that era,” Thompson said in the interview. And it’s no surprise—their impact goes beyond stats. In 2016, the Warriors set the record for most wins in a regular season (73-9). Then in 2022, Thompson returned from two major injuries to help secure another ring. That’s when the “splash” proved it wasn’t just about shooting—it was about resilience.
A duo that drives revenue
On the commercial side, the nickname was a goldmine. From jerseys to ad campaigns, the Splash Brothers became global icons. Stephen Curry, for instance, built a personal brand that includes his signature shoe line with Under Armour. Meanwhile, Klay Thompson became the face of Anta and cultivated a loyal fanbase in China.
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The Splash Brothers aren’t just a chapter in NBA history—they’re a symbol of innovation, grit, and connection. And thanks to Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry, the sound of the net after a perfect three will always echo with a splash.
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