Klay Thompson

By insulting Jaren Jackson Jr. and the Grizzlies after winning the NBA Finals, Golden State's Klay Thompson gave Memphis its greatest compliment yet.

The guess here is Golden State just experienced its last hurrah of the Steph Curry era, and a particularly glorious one at that. We’ve now had Brooks call out Andre Iguodala multiple times for how he handled his trade from Golden State to Memphis three years ago. This was Memphis living "rent free" in the minds of one of Golden State's stars, as social media might say. It's all the proof you need to know what Dillon Brooks declared after Golden State eliminated the Grizzlies is true. This was no doubt an insult Thompson earned the right to hand out given the circumstances. Within that accomplishment, though, is what Brooks said: They aren’t getting younger.

The ban came after Gurley was able to get into the San Francisco arena before Game 5 of the NBA Finals pretending to be the basketball star. Not only did he ...

As of now I will not be doing any. Why should I be banned because their security is incompetent? Banned bc I walked pass 5 layers of security guards (who willingly let me through security without asking for ID) & shot around on the court for 10 minutes.

Klay Thompson is an American professional basketball player. He has been a four-time MBA champion with the Warriors. In the same way, he is a five-time NBA ...

Similarly, his average score here stands at 17.9. As a result, his assist is 2.6 and his rebound is 4.8. As a result, his life took a few years back from the world of basketball. He then also missed the 2020-21 season. Similarly, his annual salary is $32 million. And as time went on the pair became famous, earning the nickname the splash Brothers. Moreover, Thompson re-signed with the Golden State Warriors in 2019 for $190 million over five years.

Klay Thompson didn't stint on the celebrations of his fourth NBA title, one that came in the wake of two devastating injuries that showed the Golden State ...

“Because I knew this was possible but to be here in real time, man, I don’t want to leave. And playing just that Warriors brand of basketball that made us so successful, and then knowing I was going to be inserted in that, I knew we had a chance to do something special, and here we are.” I said championship or bust, because I saw how we came out of the gate, 18-2. I want to enjoy every second of this. “I saw it in the beginning of season,” he said. “I was feeling just so high on life that I did not want to leave the stage, and I just know how hard this is, and to be here for a fourth time, like so grateful for my teammates.”

“Holy cannoli,” the guard said after the Warriors beat the Boston Celtics in Game 6 of the NBA Finals to clinch the team's fourth title in eight years.

Thompson supplied 12 points (5-20 FG, 2-8 3Pt), five rebounds, two assists and two steals in 41 minutes during Thursday's 103-90 win over the Celtics in ...

Klay Thompson just crowned himself the new petty king, y'all. Sheesh.

Jaren Jackson Jr. probably woke up that morning saying “now why am I involved in this?” He has his tweet to thank for it. The Warriors took that to heart on Thursday after beating the Celtics in Game 6. I love it. Steph Curry — in the middle of the game — pointed to his ring finger and crowned himself a champion. I had to watch that. I can’t wait to retweet that thing.

It was a long road of recovery from two major injuries for Klay Thompson to return to the NBA Finals stage and he made sure to enjoy this title.

“The anguish that Klay has felt over the last three years, I don’t know that — people can guess as to what it is like, but we saw it up close,” Kerr said. On offense, Thompson averaged 17 points a game in the Finals and hit some big 3s, but shot 35.6% overall and just did not have his touch all the way back. Then to go through this season with the ups and downs, and even these playoffs, I’m just at a loss for words at times. “2019, it was easier to accept because I had never been hurt before and that five-year run took a lot out of us,” Thompson said while drenched in champagne from a locker room title celebration. “Just to stay with it, just calf raise after calf raise, after underwater treadmill, so many days, not even touching a ball. BOSTON — Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry were dancing on the temporary stage where just 15 minutes before NBA Deputy Commissioner Mark Tatum handed them the Larry O’Brien Trophy as NBA champions.

Klay Thompson shaded Grizzlies forward Jaren Jackson Jr. without a single mention of his name after the Warriors won the NBA Finals in Game 6.

“There was this one player on the Grizzlies who tweeted ‘Strength in numbers’ after they beat us in the regular season, and it pissed me off so much. “Strength in numbers,” Jackson tweeted after the Grizzlies beat the Warriors 123-95 on March 28, a reference to the Golden State motto. “Strength in numbers is alive and well,” Thompson told reporters at his post-title game press conference.

Jackson Jr. had a tweet after the Grizzlies beat the Warriors earlier in the season and he tweeted out Golden State's previous rallying cry “strength in numbers ...

Morant and the Grizzlies gave the Warriors a battle in the Western Conference semifinals, but Golden State ended up winning in six games on their way to the title. Memphis superstar Ja Morant added to it saying that they have a lot of real estate in there. Jackson Jr. had a tweet after the Grizzlies beat the Warriors earlier in the season and he tweeted out Golden State’s previous rallying cry “strength in numbers”. Thompson made sure to make that a point after the win over the Boston Celtics as he called Jackson Jr. a “bum” and a “clown”.

Klay Thompson inexplicably let the cat out of the bag that Jaren Jackson Jr. and the Memphis Grizzlies were living rent-free in his head this season.

“There was this one player on the Grizzlies who tweeted ‘strength in numbers’ after they beat us in the regular season,” Thompson said. “Like, this freakin’ clown,” Thompson said before trying in a futile attempt to reel himself in. You can’t have it both ways. The Grizzlies play with swagger. Now, Thompson is essentially mad that he was disrespected by someone he views as beneath him. Hold that,” Thompson said proudly.

In the midst of the Golden State Warriors celebrating their fourth championship in eight seasons on Thursday, Klay Thompson made sure to call out Memphis Grizzlies forward Jaren Jackson Jr. Jackson Jr. had a tweet after the Grizzlies beat the Warriors ...

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Thompson was referring to a tweet from back on March 28, after the Warriors took a 123-95 beating from Memphis.

"I got a memory like an elephant. And there were a lot of people kicking us when we were down." That happened 81 days ago, but Thompson said he is not one to forget easily. I had to watch that. I can't wait to retweet that thing. Klay Thompson keeps receipts and he showed one of them on Thursday night.

That was Klay Thompson on Thursday night, going full Adam West Batman after the Warriors' NBA Finals-clinching Game 6 victory over the Boston Celtics. But wait, ...

They weren’t custom-built for a billboard. They weren’t workshopped in a corporate boardroom. As cringey as they are, however, they can’t hold a candle to “HOLY CANNOLI!”

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Of course this all started when Jackson Jr. trolled the Warriors with his “strength in numbers” tweet, referencing the Dubs’ famous slogan from their earlier championship years after a blowout regular-season win. Draymond Green went on a relentless Twitter rant, making sure he addressed his many haters. Steph Curry epically trolled Celtics fans and called out Brian Windhorst’s “checkbook win” comment.

The Golden State Warriors won their first NBA championship since 2018. Klay Thompson missed most of two seasons coming into this season.

"You gonna mock us? You ain't never been there before, bruh. "The memory just popped (into my head)," Thompson said.

Klay Thompson was one of the last Warriors players standing on the stage at TD Garden after the Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy presentation celebration.

So I’m just proud to be his teammate and be able to be with him this long.” “The second time it happened it was like, ‘What the heck is going on, man?’ ” he said. Seen all the work he put in, and all the dedication and all the hard work he had, dealing with all the injuries and all the ups and downs he had … he came back better than ever, on a mission,” Kevon Looney said after the victory. Because I knew this was possible but to be here in real time, man, I don’t want to leave,” he said. “I was feeling absolutely incredible,” a champagne-soaked Thompson said of that moment of pure bliss after the Warriors beat the Celtics 103-90 to win another NBA title. In November, still months away from his long-anticipated return, Thompson confidently proclaimed this season was “championship or bust” for the Warriors, who sprinted to an 18-2 start despite being undermanned.

Klay labels Grizzlies star a 'bum' and a 'clown' as old tweet comes back to bite in worst way possible.

“You ain’t ever been there before. I’m like, ‘This freakin’ clown.’” “Freakin’ bum.

But that moment from Thompson exemplifies what he means to the Warriors. While Steph Curry and Draymond Green are the serious ones, the five-time NBA All-Star ...

This is crazy." "This is crazy, Lisa. I can't even believe it. Thompson now is a four-time champion and he can eat all the cannolis he wants this offseason.