On March 13, Beijing time, the Warriors defeated the Bucks 122-109.
It's so unexpected, who would have thought that the Bucks, who just won six straight games, would lose to the Warriors who have recently played up and down.
No one would have thought that Clay, who had been struggling in his state, would suddenly show his fangs.
In this game, Klay Thompson played 33 minutes, shooting 15 of 24, including 8 of 14 three-pointers, and had 38 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists, 1 steal and 1 block.
The long-awaited Glow of the Buddha's light makes Warriors fans feel happy, and I am afraid that compared with a regular season victory, Klay Thompson's state is the biggest joy of the entire Warriors.
Finally, when it was time, Clay finally lived up to the Warriors' patience.
So, shooter players never disappoint, and when Klay Thompson returns from injury, all he needs is patience to adjust to his form. And, with enough patience, he will find it back sooner or later.
Of course, it doesn't seem possible to conclude that Clay can't be judged by this game at the moment, but it's a good start.
It was a really fun game, with Clay and Poole incarnating as the Splash Brothers and Curry playing Green.
Jordan Poole 30 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists; Klay Thompson 38 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists; Curry 8 points, 5 rebounds and 8 assists.
Anyway, that's the warriors' potential, a game doesn't say anything, but it's always a microcosm of something.
Poole and Cumminga are getting stronger, Wiggins has a degree of attack and defense, Klay's rhythm fusion, Curry's explosiveness, and the tactical axis of defense and organization, dreaming of Green, the Warriors are planning their ambitions little by little.
122-109, it turns out that no matter how hard-blooded the team, when it encounters normal splash warriors, it can only lose.
Now fans should be able to imagine that the Warriors finished the regular season and adjusted to the best form. Who can be their opponent in the playoffs?