BREAKING NEWS: Stephen Curry Has Jeopardize Warriors…

The Warriors are still trying to make the playoffs four championships later. The fact that Golden State is presently ranked as the No. 10 seed clearly falls short of their expectations. Having said that, if the Warriors are successful in the NBA Play-In Tournament, they will still have an opportunity to go to the postseason.Both Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry have spent their entire careers with the Warriors. They have also emerged as two of the best three-point shooters of all-time during their Warriors careers.

Curry, of course, is regarded as the best shooter in the history of the sport. He holds the all-time three-point record and completely changed the game with his unbelievable long-range shooting. Thompson is also considered to be one of the best shooters of all-time. He’s certainly in the conversation for top three shooters ever.

2023-24 has seen the Warriors decline overall. Curry is still performing well, averaging 26.5 points per game on 44.8 percent field goal and 40.3 percent three-point shooting. Thompson, though, has endured a down year by his standards.

Thompson is averaging 17.6 points per outing on 43 percent field goal and 38.4 percent three-point shooting. It’s not necessarily a bad year, but Thompson has averaged just under 20 points per game on 45.3 percent field goal and 41.3 percent three-point shooting for his career.

One would imagine that Golden State would be open to re-signing the 34-year-old. After all, there were rumors about a potential Draymond Green departure last year before the veteran forward re-signed with the team.

Seeing Thompson on any other team would feel strange without question. It would also be a difficult pill to swallow for Warriors fans to see Klay Thompson, Stephen Curry, and Draymond Green not all playing together. In fact, it would probably feel like the end of Golden State’s dynasty.

At the moment, though, Thompson is still a member of the Warriors. His primary focus is to help the team silence their critics and make a deep playoff run. And given Golden State’s history and confidence in the postseason, it would not be surprising to see the Warriors make some noise in the playoffs.