Recently, the Warriors Klay Thompson can be described as getting better and better, according to US media statistics, Thompson in the last 5 games, can average 28.8 points, 4.4 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game, of which the three-point shooting rate is as high as 44%. Judging by his performance on the court, you can't believe that Thompson is the one who has just come back after two devastating injuries. Thompson's fiery performance can't help but remind fans of the many records he set in the league that year, and today we will take stock of the five records set by Thompson!
Fifth place: 11 three-pointers in the Western Conference Finals
Although the record of the most three-point hits in a single game in the playoffs is now taken away by Lillard in 2020 with 12, the most amazing single-point performance in the current playoffs is undoubtedly Thompson's sixth life-and-death game in the 2016 Western Conference Finals, facing the Thunder's single-game 11 three-pointers. Thompson's 11 three-pointers were not only shot in regular time, in addition, Thompson's every three-point shot was crucial for the Warriors at the time, almost all of them were home without shooting, and Thompson's 11 three-pointers at that time also created a single-game three-point record in the playoffs at that time.
Fourth place: All 10 three-point shots in a single game
In an 18-19 game against the Lakers, Thompson can be described as a "Buddha", hitting all 10 shots in the first 10 three-point shots, equaling the record set by Ty Lawson and becoming another sharer of this big record. It is worth mentioning that In this game, Thompson only played 27 minutes, shot 17 of 20 shots, conceded only 3 goals, and slashed 44 points to lead the Warriors to an easy victory.
Third place: 11 dribbles in the third quarter and slashed 60 points
Also a masterpiece of Thompson's game, in the 16-17 Season Warriors home game against the Pacers, Thompson played only 29 minutes, slashed 60 points, if the score is not too big, the Pacers turned in early, Thompson's fiery feel to break Kobe's record of 81 points is not impossible. Moreover, the most terrifying thing about this game is that Thompson only dribbled the ball 11 times in the whole game, which can be said to be a perfect interpretation of what is called the top no-ball shooter.
2nd place: 14 three-pointers in a single game
After saying that Thompson once set a record of 11 three-pointers in a single playoff game that year, the NBA's record of the most three-point hits in a single game in the regular season also belongs to Thompson. In a game at the beginning of the 18-19 season, Thompson, who had a cold hand, broke out without suspense in a game against the Bulls, shooting 10 three-pointers in the first half, and just 6 minutes after the third quarter of the second half, Thompson hit 4 three-pointers again, so that Thompson broke the record of 13 three-pointers in a single game for teammate Curry, and dominated the NBA regular season single-game three-point shooting record with 14 three-pointers.
1st place: 37 points per 100 percent shooting in a single quarter
If the above record is still possible to be broken, then Thompson's record has undoubtedly been sealed as one of the most unlikely records in the NBA to break. In a game against the Kings in the 14-15 season, Thompson exploded in the third quarter without warning, shooting 13 of 13 from the quarter, 9-of-9 from three-point range, and 2-of-2 from the free throw line, scoring 37 points in a single quarter with 100 percent shooting! A team scoring 37 points in a quarter is already incredible, not to mention a person who cut it with 100% shooting, this record is simply incredible. （ikuet）