Top Five Father Son Duos in the NBA
4. Mychal Thompson and Klay Thompson
Another NBA champion on the list and Curry’s team mate is Klay Thompson who brought the “splash brothers’ era back in 2015. Still going strong, Klay Thompson is one of the most versatile deep end shooters averaging 18.4 points per game in five seasons. His dad was a center who was a number one pick in 1978 draft.
Mychal Thompson averaged 13.7 points and was in the supporting cast for Kareem Abdul Jabbar’s championship run. Looks like his son followed his footsteps to the NBA title. This is a sporting family having Klay’s older brother Mychel Thompson and younger brother Trayce Thompson who play for the Santa Cruz warriors and the Chicago White Sox respectively.
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