News on Jan. 3 that fans expecting Klay Thompson to return from a game at the Home of the Golden State Warriors against the Miami Heat are disappointed.
Not long ago, the famous sports journalist Anthony Slater revealed on his social blog that the Warriors have made it clear that Thompson will not appear in the game against the Heat, and next, the Warriors' next home game is on January 10, against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Recently, the Warriors and Tang Shen himself are indeed making final preparations for the comeback, in yesterday's team game against the Utah Jazz, the Warriors' starting lineup was adjusted, and Jordan Poole, who has performed well this season, was put into the starting lineup, and in the eyes of the outside world, such an active adjustment is to make a starting position for Tang Shen.
Thompson himself is also in a good state of competition, and yesterday the media also posted a video of him shooting 24 consecutive bottom-corner three-pointers in a 75-second period.
Speaking about Thompson after yesterday's game with the Jazz, Stephen Curry recalled Thompson's intra-team playoff the day before, "He made about 17 shots in 12 minutes and felt more than 50 percent."
However, tomorrow's game has not waited for the return of Tang Shen, but the Warriors also have good news. Drummond Green and Damien Lee have been lifted from the safety and health protocol and are no longer on the team's injury list, which means that with the Heat, the Warriors will return to their most complete rotation of the season (excluding Tang Shen and Wiseman).