Unselfish Klay Thompson Leaves Stephen Curry and Draymond Green in Chuckles by Turning Trio’s Special Day Into Uncanny Tribute

The Golden State Warriors, shorthanded, took down the Los Angeles Clippers in their most recent matchup. A brilliant performance from the Warriors ‘Big Three’ led this victory over the Clippers, who came off a great win in their last game. And Klay Thompson ended up putting the cherry on top with his unselfish nature.

Klay Thompson came alive in the fourth quarter to put the game out of reach of the Los Angeles Clippers. But while talking to the commentators, Thompson turned the trio’s special day into an announcer’s tribute instead.

Klay Thompson turns the tables on the announcers

The Golden State Warriors came out on top with a final score of 120-114 against the Los Angeles Clippers. A lackluster performance from Paul George and other Clippers stars helped the Warriors lock in and run away with the game.

Even though Stephen Curry led the team in scoring, it was Klay Thompson’s late-game outburst that helped the Warriors seal the deal. So, after the game, the Warriors trio took some time to talk to the announcers.

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As the commentators talked to Klay, asking him about his performance, he turned the tables to give a shout-out to the announcers instead. Thompson went on to say, “I didn’t know it’s your guys’ fifth year together … I’m proud of you two.”

He also went on to add, “The chemistry you two are building up is like us three, and I feel greatness ahead of you guys. I’m proud of Kelenna and Bob especially.”

As soon as Thompson said that, both Curry and Draymond Green could not stop their laughter while standing beside him. Even the announcers, Bob Fitzgerlad and Kelenna David Azubuike, were amused by Thompson turning the tables on them all of a sudden.

Golden State made the most of the Clippers’ shortcomings

The Golden State Warriors had their foot on the pedal right from the start. The team did not let the Clippers have any breathing room throughout all four quarters of the game.

Los Angeles stars Paul George and James Harden both struggled from the field a bit. This led the Warriors to capitalize on their shortcomings and run away with the game. Curry finished the night leading the Warriors with 26 points.

But Klay Thompson coming alive in the fourth, finishing the game with 22 points was what made the difference. Along with 17 points from Jonathan Kuminga off the bench.

The Warriors will be playing the Clippers once again in back-to-back matchups. Let’s see if Golden State makes it two straight wins over Los Angeles.

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