Warriors’ Klay Thompson breaks silence on future uncertainty after play-in loss

Questions about the Golden State Warriors dynasty started running wild after their NBA Play-In Tournament loss to the Sacramento Kings. A lot of rotational calls left fans raising their eyebrows and some players’ performances were under a lot of scrutiny. While Coach Steve Kerr has proven that he can bounce back from a season like this, other members of the squad do not have the luxury of the benefit of the doubt. Klay Thompson, for instance, got flamed a lot.

The second splash brother’s performance was not the best, to say the least. Some members of the Warriors faithful started to question if they should bring him back to the squad at all. Klay Thompson was asked about the uncertainty of his future and he might have even snapped when talking about it, via Dalton Johnson of NBC Sports.

“What’s up with you all not wanting to live in the present, bro? To be honest, I really have not given it much thought because of what you previously said about the season we had and how much commitment it takes to play the games we did and give our all. So, I really have not thought about that deep into the future because I still need to process the year we had. It was one filled with ups and downs,” the Warriors shooting guard said.

Klay Thompson had to adjust the most out of anyone in Steve Kerr’s system. He was relegated to the bench as the team’s sixth man instead of constantly being their starter. There were nights when he shot the lights out and put up bigger numbers than Stephen Curry. However, for the most part, his season with the Warriors was filled with inconsistencies.  His performance in the NBA Play-In performance against the Kings was one of those times.

Thompson’s horrid production for the Warriors