Klay Thompson is undoubtedly one of the strongest shooters in NBA history, setting many three-pointers and scoring records. The defensive end was close to the level of the defensive team of the year at his peak, and he was also the originator of the 3D forward. The Wave Brothers formed by Thompson and Stephen Curry are also the cornerstone of the Warriors dynasty.
NBA epic sharpshooter Klay Thompson's crazy record
Only for the key! Klay Thompson peak playoff moments/records
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Tang Shen beat the King with a mid-range buzzer beater
- Season: 2023-24
- Result: Warriors 102-101 Kings
- Stats: 14 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists
In the last 16 seconds of the game, the Kings led 101 to 100. The Warriors still had a chance to make a final blow. The Kings did not hesitate to double or even triple to prevent Stephen Curry from executing the final blow.
But the Warriors are not afraid at all because they also have Klay Thompson. Although Thompson didn't feel good throughout the game, when he got the ball at the critical moment, he dribbled to the free throw circle, made an emergency jumper, and hit the mid-range shot that determined the outcome, proving that he is still the most reliable killer at critical moments.
Accurate shooting of Tang Shen's 10+ three-pointers in a single game
Warriors 116 [win] 101 Rockets
★ Season: 2022-23
★ Klay Thompson｜42 points, 7 rebounds, 3FG 17-12
Klay Thpmpson became the first player in NBA history to hit 12 three-pointers twice in a single season. His personal record in a single game is 14, surpassing Stephen Curry to become the first player in the history of the league to hit more than 12 three-pointers in a single game. The player with the most times.
According to statistics from "StatMuse", Thompson has made 10 three-pointers in 4 games this season, averaging 4.2 three-pointers per game and setting a career high.
Tang Shen scored 54 points on a single core in his strongest comeback game
Warriors 143 [win] 141 Hawks
★ Season: 2022-23
★ Klay Thompson｜54 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists, 3FG 21-10
Head coach Stephen Curry missed the game due to injury. Klay Thompson, who was in better and better condition, jumped out to lead the team. He scored 54 points with 10 three-pointers. The Warriors led by 17 points after the first half but were defeated in the third quarter. The Hawks tied the game, and the two teams eventually went through two overtimes. The Warriors relied on Kevon Looney's buzzer-beating tip-in to give the Hawks a 4-game losing streak.
