Regarding Klay Thompson's comeback, in fact, fans have been discussing it for a long time, and the Golden State Warriors have also given an estimated timetable for several comebacks, but they have been delayed again and again.
At first, the Warriors expected Thompson to return around Christmas, but then dragged on to a home game in late December, possibly at home against the Sacramento Kings. As a result, at the end of December, Thompson revised the comeback time and is expected to make a comeback in January this year.
Now, the Warriors have finally come up with the final answer, which is to play at home against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Jan. 10. Tomorrow, Thompson, who has been out of the game for two years due to injury, can finally appear on the NBA again, which is extremely exciting.
In fact, the Warriors' caution about Thompson's comeback is understandable. Thompson's injury was a bit serious, and he first suffered a cruciate ligament injury in his knee and was forced to be reimbursed for the season. But just as he was about to make a comeback last year, Thompson had another Achilles tendon injury.
Two consecutive career-threatening injuries emerged, and Thompson was forced to take another year off. If you are not completely prepared and stop injured for another season, then Thompson is really not far from retiring. If Thompson were scheduled to make a comeback during the Christmas war, it would be a good time for fans, but Thompson may be under more pressure because of too much attention.
Picking a home game, but also facing the uneven lineup of the Cavaliers, the Warriors gave Thompson a comeback time is still carefully selected, which is conducive to Thompson's smoother return to the game. If Thompson can return smoothly, then the Warriors will be more confident in the championship this season.