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Klay Thompson at his best after injuries: 10 3s to lead Golden State Warriors to victory

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After an unforgettable start to the season, Klay Thompson appears to be returning to his best form. Or at least, with that best possible post-injury version, which he already showed during the 2021-2022 season. His shooter Golden State Warriors He was coming off his best game of the season, hitting 50 percent from the field for the first time (8 of 16) and adding 20 points in a win over the Knicks 48 hours earlier. This Sunday, however, it went much further.

Thompson’s spectacular show for you Golden State beat Houston 127-120 and add yours first away win of the season, after losing the first eight away games. What did Clay do? I ended up with 41 points, 14-23 from the field and an excellent 10-13 on 3-pointersincluding a series of key conversions in the fourth quarter.

As in his best nights.

His 41 points equal his own leading since his return after two years out of actionwhile the 10 triples are his maximum in that period. The last time he hit double-digit three-pointers was on January 21, 2019 against the Lakers (10-of-11), close to four years ago.

Thompson’s 10 3-pointers also matched the peak of 2022-2023after Darius Garland hit the same number on Nov. 13 during a Cavaliers-Timberwolves.

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Aside from the fact that Clay’s performance this Sunday isn’t sustainable even for the best players in the league, the Warriors hope it will be the first step in returning a more consistent and productive Thompson. And it is that even on a similar night of the escort, combined with 33 points and 15 assists from Stephen Curry and 22 points of it Andrew WigginsGolden State sweated hard to get rid of the Rockets with the second-worst record in the league.

In this edition of Warriors, with Point 8-9At the moment there is nothing left. Not even when Thompson and Curry bring it up his best hits Splash Brothers.

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Source: Sporting News

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