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Warriors vs. Spurs adjustments: How San Antonio can stop Klay Thompson
Mark Jackson sounds like his ancient announcer self — you remember, over the top and annoying — when he says that his combination of Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson is the greatest shooting backcourt of all time. Let's give it a small time here, partner.
Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry made his words reverberate with the sports world as they combined for 56 points to lead the Warriors in a resilient victory on the road. But more than numbers alone, they fed off one another and benefited from the attention
Game 2 goes to Golden State, on the backs of an unconscious Klay Thompson and some crucial makes from Steph Curry. If not for a once-in-a-decade San Antonio answer, they would be up 2-0. They should be. But the
Who needs to play lock-down defense when you can shoot like Klay Thompson and Steph Curry? Fortunately for the Warriors, they have both factors working in their favor in Game 2 against the Spurs.
Together they realized what Bone had permanently said about former Cougars star Klay Thompson, who finished with career highs of 34 points and 14 rebounds for Golden State in its historic win. "With Klay, I permanently felt he could do fantastic things if he was in
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