Klay Thompson talks about the mindset of Stephen Curry in the clutch, as the 2-time MVP went on to score 18 points in the last period in GSW’s Game 4 win over the Grizzlies.
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Despite not having Ja Morant suited up for Game 4 yesterday, Jaren Jackson Jr. and the remaining Grizzlies gave a tough competition to Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors.
The Warriors, who trailed the majority of the bout, would consider themselves lucky after grabbing this win despite shooting a horrific 24.3% from the three-point land. Klay Thompson, surprisingly, was a huge contributor to GSW’s horrid shooting display, going 6-20 from the field and an awful 0-7 from beyond the arc.
Chef Curry too was cold in the first two periods of the clash, hitting merely 16.7% from the three-point area. However, Steph’s performance in the second half was absolutely in contrast to his inefficient game in the first half.
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“It just takes Stephen Curry one good look at the rim and when that happens the flood gates open”: Klay Thompson
The Baby-Faced went on to record 21 points on a 35.7/37.5/88.9 shooting split as he ended the night with a final stat line of 32 points, 8 assists, 5 rebounds, and 1 steal.
Among the many to praise The Baby-Faced Assassin for his impressive 2nd half outing was Thompson. The Splash Brother briefly spoke about Curry’s mindset in the clutch. Showering the three-point GOAT with love, Klay said:
“That’s just Steph he has that mindset where he is the best shooter of all time. It just takes one, one good look at the rim or at the free-throw line and when that happens the flood gates open.”
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Hopefully, the Warriors are able to bounce back from their off-night and shoot much more efficiently in the coming game where they aim to close out this Western Conference Semi-Finals series.