The Warriors must be the happiest team so far this season, on the one hand, the team has played a record of 28 wins and 7 losses in the case of an uneven lineup, ranking first in the league, facing strong opponents such as the Suns and jazz. Curry, on the other hand, crowned the all-time three-point king in NBA history. And, of course, the team is about to make a comeback from Klay Thompson.
According to the latest news, Klay Thompson is likely to make a comeback against the Cavaliers on January 10, and of course, it may also be on January 19. In short, he is very close to a comeback, and according to the latest video, his three-point feeling has not deteriorated in the slightest, and once the rhythm of the game is regained, the strongest Warriors will return to the jianghu.
After tearing the cruciate ligament in his knee in Game 6 of the 2019 Finals, Klay Thompson was supposed to make a comeback last season, but unfortunately he suffered a serious injury to a torn Achilles tendon, delaying his comeback by more than a year.
For the average player and even the majority of migrant workers, the long process of recovering from injuries is extremely painful, because they have to worry about the impact of injuries on their income. But Klay Thompson doesn't have to worry about that at all, because he signed a five-year, $190 million super-big contract with the Warriors in the summer of 2019, and he's been enjoying a high-paying vacation for the past two and a half years.
He has earned a total of $84.31 million since his injury, in the following ways: $32.74 million in 2019/20, $35.36 million in 2020/21, and $16.21 million in 2021/22 (based on the current number of injuries). Because he will miss some games in the next few days, this amount will continue to increase.
In the first eight seasons of his career, before his injury, his total income was $78.83 million, which was not as much as he had earned in the two and a half years he had been lying in a hospital bed. After sleeping, the income far exceeds the income of part-time work, and the winner of a proper life is ah.
Of course, the joke is a joke, Clay has been trying to recover training for the past few months, always preparing for the comeback, and did not cheat on a big contract like Chandler Parsons did, take the money and squander it, and never return to the court.
As for whether the Warriors should have given him such a big contract when he suffered a serious injury, it has always been full of controversy. Although the Warriors' behavior had some gambling and risks at the beginning, but as far as the Rush Clay was produced by the Warriors themselves, and the outstanding contributions made on the road to the establishment of the team's dynasty, he deserved the Warriors' contract by rushing 29 minutes and 60 points, 37 points in a single quarter, 14 three-pointers in a single game, and more desperate and more desperate.
Isn't that why the Warriors are strong and the fans like the Warriors?