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“It’s a shot I need to continue to get to if the defense sags back,” Thompson told the Free Press after the team’s practice at Kean University in New Jersey on Sunday, Nov. 1. “Take the shot and be OK with whether I miss it, and just be ready to take the next one. “In the past you’ve got Kobe, Jordan," he continued. “Present, so many of the best players take the midrange – Kawhi [Leonard], Devin Booker, KD, Jimmy Butler. It’s a shot that’s villainized, but it's a shot that everybody’s favorite player takes, so it’s kind of ironic.”

Kyrie Irving returned to play basketball in New Jersey on Thursday night, the Brooklyn Nets posted videos and photographs of the night and a rapprochement between the two sides appears in the making. The West Orange native and ex-St. Patrick School star hosted his “More Than A Run” All-Star Game before a big crowd at Kean University that included his Nets teammates Royce O’Neale, Kessler Edwards and David Duke. Perhaps more significantly, the Nets official Instagram account posted videos and photos of the night.