In the 2011–12 campaign, Klay Thompson made his debut for the Golden State Warriors. ClutchPoints reports that Thompson discussed his excitement to work with Stephen Curry, who had already played for the Warriors for two seasons, during an appearance on The Draymond Green Show.
“I was a huge college basketball fan, so Steph was already a superstar in my eyes,” Thompson said to Green on the podcast. His run at the championship in 2008 or 2009 was really memorable. I believe that’s when he truly took off and gained a national following. Count me among those who followed. I already knew a great deal about his game. Furthermore, I nearly had the opportunity to play him in college. However, it did not occur. Everything is well.
The Warriors are still trying to make the playoffs four championships later. The fact that Golden State is presently ranked as the No. 10 seed clearly falls short of their expectations. Having said that, if the Warriors are successful in the NBA Play-In Tournament, they will still have an opportunity to go to the postseason.
Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson have been members of the Warriors for the entirety of their careers. During their careers as Warriors, they have also established themselves as two of the greatest three-point shooters of all time.
Naturally, Curry is thought to be the greatest shooter in sports history. His incredible long-range shooting altered the game tremendously, and he currently holds the all-time three-point record. In addition, Thompson is regarded as one of the all-time great shooters. He can easily be considered one of the all-time great shooters.
Overall, the Warriors have declined in 2023–2024. Curry continues to play with good efficiency, scoring 26.5 points a night on 44.8 percent field goals and 40.3 percent three-pointers. However, by his own standards, Thompson has had a disappointing year.
Thompson is averaging 17.6 points per game while shooting 38.4% from three-point range and 43 percent from the field. Although Thompson has averaged slightly less than 20 points per game on 45.3 percent field goals and 41.3 percent three-point shooting for his career, it’s not necessarily a terrible year.
