Klay Thompson Breaks Cold Shooting Spell, Leads Warriors to Victory
Thompson's Performance Sparks Playoff Hopes
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – Golden State Warriors guard Klay Thompson has found his shooting touch, leading the team to a crucial victory that keeps their playoff hopes alive. After a cold spell that saw him go 0-for-10 from the field in the team's previous loss, Thompson erupted for 29 points on Wednesday night, including seven three-pointers.
Warriors Close in on Playoff Spot
Thompson's performance helped the Warriors defeat the Sacramento Kings 133-110, bringing them one step closer to securing a playoff berth. The team now holds a 44-28 record, just half a game behind the Los Angeles Clippers for the eighth seed in the Western Conference.
Contract Extension on the Horizon?
Thompson's recent resurgence comes as the Warriors reportedly offered him a two-year, $48 million contract extension last offseason. The guard, who has spent his entire career with Golden State, has yet to sign the deal.
Thompson's Return to Form
Thompson's offensive output in Wednesday's game was his best in nearly two months. He hit his first three shots from behind the arc and finished the game shooting 10-of-19 from the field. The guard's performance was praised by Warriors head coach Steve Kerr, who said, "Klay is a special player. When he's making shots, we're a different team."
Playoff Race Heats Up
With just a few weeks remaining in the regular season, the playoff race in the Western Conference is heating up. The Warriors are currently one of four teams vying for the final three playoff spots. Thompson's return to form could prove crucial in determining the team's fate.
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