Warriors give Klay Thompson a millionaire extension

Clay ThompsonUndoubtedly one of the best three-point shooters in history NBA. He hit 2,272 triples in his 12 years in the league. Ranked tenth all-time. His entire career was over Golden State Warriors. And the factors indicate that he can stay on the set for a long time Gulf.

Golden State, would have given him a two-year contract extension. According to journalist Athletics, Shams SaraniaThe Warriors will pay him $48 million.

Thomson He is in the final year of his contract, for which he earned 190 million over the final five years. This 2023-24 campaign, he earned around $43 million. However, injuries plagued him and he missed nearly two seasons. However, his contribution to building a dynasty that won four rings was remarkable, paired with perimeter. Stephen Curry.

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Klay Thompson is making history with the Golden State Warriors

At age 33, the guard is heading into his 11th season in the NBA. Although not his best harvest individually or collectively. Golden State Warriors They have a 10-14 record and are 11th out of 15 teams in the Western Conference. when Clay Thompson His worst numbers since his rookie season in 2011-12. The sharpshooter averaged 15.4 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.0 assists on 34% three-pointers, the lowest of his career.

In defeat against Phoenix Suns He finished with seven points this Tuesday, 119-116. Thompson hit eight three-pointers and had just one shot and five rebounds in 27 minutes of play.

Already in October, the player had said that he wanted to end his career Golden State Warriors Despite the fact that he will become a free agent on July 1, 2024.

“Absolutely. I don’t want to go anywhere else. It’s rare to stay with one franchise in any sport, whether it’s football, baseball or basketball. It’s crazy to play for one club. It’s truly legendary. Do what Udonis Haslem did. He’s respected in Miami. “That’s what I want here.”, He told The Athletic in an interview.