BREAKING: Brandin Podziemski trolls Fever, Caitlin Clark with Steph Curry's celebration

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mrbill | Sport
20/06/2025

Steph Curry wasn't on the court at Chase Center on Thursday night, but that didn't prevent an appearance of the Warriors superstar's patented "Night night" celebration during the Golden State Valkyries' thrilling 88-77 comeback win over Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever.

Brandin Podziemski, who has been a prominent supporter of the Bay Area's first WNBA franchise, busted out the iconic celebration late in the fourth quarter of Thursday's win.

Podziemski dropped the "Night night" after Valkyries guard Veronica Burton drilled a step-back jumper to put Golden State up 87-77 with 36.1 seconds remaining.

That wasn't the only trolling Podziemski did while sitting courtside on Thursday night, as the Warriors guard jumped out of his seat with an animated gesture directed toward Clark after the Fever star was called for a travel.

Clark struggled in her Bay Area debut, scoring just 11 points on 3-of-14 shooting, including going 0 for 7 from beyond the arc, opening the door for a valiant Valkyries comeback and plenty of opportunities for Podziemski to demonstrate his fierce support of the Bay Area's WNBA squad.

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Podziemski appeared to be having fun regardless of the action on the court, even helping the Chase Center staff by manning the t-shirt cannon at one point during a timeout.

The Warriors guard even did his part to pump up a sellout crowd that already has turned Chase Center into one of the WNBA's best home-court advantages despite the franchise being in its first season.

While Podziemski typically is used to receiving the love from fans inside Chase Center, it was clear the young guard relished the opportunity to be the one cheering on others in his own building.