Golden State Warriors’ sharpshooter, Klay Thompson, is facing a challenging stretch, struggling with his shot in the last three games, all resulting in losses for the team.
Despite this, the four-time NBA champion, known for his resilience, remains unwavering in his confidence.
Thompson, acknowledging the tough phase, emphasized a historical perspective, expressing certainty that a turnaround is imminent.
Undeterred by recent struggles, the 33-year-old shooting guard is confident that his shooting prowess will soon return, citing his proven ability to bounce back from challenges.
“Oh, yeah. If history shows us anything, it’s most definitely coming,” Thompson said, per Anthony Slater of The Athletic. “What’s the point of panicking and pressing? I’ve been through this more than a decade. It’s hard. Basketball is hard. I’m not going to lose faith or confidence. One thing I’ve proved is the resiliency within me. I’ll come back and have a great month. First 10 games I didn’t shoot it as I’m capable, so the next 10 games I’ll be lights out.”
Thompson is averaging averaging 16.1 points (42.6% field goals, 34.7% three-pointers), 3.9 rebounds, and 2 assists in 31.3 minutes per game this season
