It’s now been 933 days since Klay Thompson last set foot on an NBA court for live game action. As long as that amount of time sounds, if you ask any Warriors fan, they’ll tell you if felt even longer. Golden State supporters have suffered, much like their favorite wing, throughout the duration of his absence. In turn, Thompson wants to make it a point to give something back to all those who mourned his time away from the game.
Read MoreEarlier this week, Warriors breakout guard Jordan Poole was released from the NBA’s health and safety protocols after returning the required negative tests and clearing the quarantine order. Poole, who was quarantined in Boston during his time in the protocols, recently was able to return to practice with the team.
Read MoreAs we enter into the month of January, Klay Thompson’s return becomes more and more imminent. He’s looked game-ready in practices, reports about his conditioning have been positive, and the man himself has a lot of optimism about his return to the court.
Read MoreAs most everyone probably heard by now, Thursday’s game between the Warriors and Nuggets was postponed to a later date as Denver couldn’t come up with the minimum required eight available players due to multiple members of the ball club in health and safety protocols.
Read MoreThe greatest backcourt of all time was spotted getting shots up together in Denver. The footage, per the Warriors official social accounts, came the day of the Nuggets game which was abruptly canceled due to Denver’s lack of available players. Golden State took advantage of the extra day and had what appeared to be an extra practice day and open shootaround.
Read MoreEarlier today, the NBA announced that tonight’s game between the Warriors and Denver Nuggets would be postponed because the Nuggets do not have the minimum eight required players rostered for the game tonight. The decision comes after Denver coach Mike Malone announced that three more of his players were entered into health and safety protocols this morning.
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