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Klay Thompson's response post-game to a Rockets reporter mentioning that Reed Sheppard's nickname is 'C*caine Curry': “Whoa...I think Reed's a great shooter. I don’t think anyone should be in the same sentence as Steph though. That's crazy."
Grant Afseth: Jason Kidd said Cooper Flagg and Klay Thompson have been ruled out against the Minnesota Timberwolves. Will they play against the Charlotte Hornets to end the back-to-back? Kidd: “We’ll see. Hopefully they’re back tomorrow.”

Speaking on his podcast The Draymond Green Show, the Warriors veteran initially protected Podz. “The viral interaction with Steph, Klay, and myself talking. Y’all stay off my man BP, man. BP obviously played with Steph and I, played with Klay, he was coming to talk to Klay, but we were in the middle of a conversation. But y'all get off my man’s back,” Green explained. The moment took place just outside the game, with the two Warriors stars already in conversation with Klay Thompson. “He was just coming to show some love for Klay. I think most people wouldn’t have the feel to be like, you know what, I’m just going to get the hell out of here. I’ll see him another time,” Green revealed.

Klay Thompson reunites with Steph Curry and the Dubs after the Mavs win 🥹
— NBA (@nba.com) 2026-01-23T05:23:41.431Z
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Jorge Sierra: For the 10th year in a row, Klay Thompson ranked higher in the All-Star fan vote than in the player vote. For the 10th year in a row, Devin Booker ranked higher in the All-Star player vote than in the fan vote. Do as you please with that info.

Andre Iguodala: But people forget how hard it is to win. Everyone's asking about that dynasty, when will it die? It's like, how many dynasties have there been in sports, period? You look at basketball, there's been five, six, maybe? You have Boston, the Lakers have had two. Chicago, the Warriors. Spurs, too, although they never went back-to-back. But they are a dynasty. It's really rare to see, and sometimes you can take it for granted. We have a very affluent economic level of fan base. Silicon Valley, the Bay Area. The Bay Area, in general, they're great fan base. They always support the Warriors, even in bad times. And you saw another level of fans come from the Bay Area, and they got a little entitled, which is funny. But the effect that you've seen it have on a game of basketball, even how it's played, I think speaks volumes to Steph, Klay Thompson, their shooting ability, they just changed the game. I think you just got to appreciate it while it's still here because what Steph's doing at the level he's still doing it at, oh my. Just him doing what he did, people couldn't believe he was doing it. But for him to be able to do it at age 37?!

Mike Curtis: Final: #Mavs 138, #Jazz 120. Dallas evens the season series against the Jazz, with both teams claiming wins on their home court. Klay Thompson had 23 points in the first half and reached 17K points. Brandon Williams and Max Christie added 22 points each.

Grant Afseth: Final: Mavericks 144, Jazz 122 Klay Thompson: 26 PTS, 1 REB, 6 AST Naji Marshall: 22 PTS, 6 REB, 4 AST, 3 STL Jaden Hardy: 19 PTS, 1 REB, 5 AST Brice Sensabaugh: 27 PTS, 5 REB, 1 AST Keyonte George: 17 PTS, 3 REB, 3 AST Dallas (16-26) and Utah rematch on Saturday.

Grant Afseth: Klay Thompson's three at the 1:18 mark of the first quarter vs. Utah was the 2,805th of his career, pushing him past Damian Lillard for fourth on the NBA’s all-time 3-point list.
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Klay Thompson was all smiles as he moved to No. 4 in all-time 3-pointers made 🔥 pic.twitter.com/8eT85IDvrf
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) January 16, 2026

Abby Jones: Klay Thompson speaks on his current role with the Mavericks, calling it a true blessing. “It’s been great honestly. Year 15. Playing great minutes in the NBA, in a great city and I’ve been enjoying every second. I love the game and I love being healthy enough to be out there so much. It’s a true blessing and I’ll never take for granted those years I’ve missed because it gave me great perspective.”

DLLS Mavs: “One of the greatest teams of all time if not the greatest. Just really entraining basketball.” Cooper Flagg talks about what he liked watching about Klay Thompson during the Warriors dynasty.
“One of the greatest teams of all time if not the greatest. Just really entraining basketball.”
— DLLS Mavs (@DLLS_Mavs) January 13, 2026
Cooper Flagg talks about what he liked watching about Klay Thompson during the Warriors dynasty. pic.twitter.com/dJp0tO2uOw

At 900 career games, Thompson’s presence now carries a dual purpose — production and perspective. “My love for the game,” Thompson said when asked what has allowed him to reach this point. “Basketball has been central to my life since I was a child. The day I hang it up will be tough, but I still have plenty left in the tank.”