Klay Thompson to Dallas; 3 years, $50 mil

[Koapa]

So now that wanna slander the breh name. That's wack AF.

 

[ORDER_66]

Wow

 

[MJ Truth]

shyt like this should never happen. This is like Wade in Chicago or Cleveland or Mike in Washington.

It’s not that era any more breh.

 

[blackestofpanthers]

Warriors FO favorite pastime is to trash every player that moves on from them, like clockwork lol

Garbage ass organization/front office. Without steph these dudes are no different than the gary st.jean era

 

[Damnshow]

So Draymond cost the 2016 chip and ran away KD and Klay from the franchise

 

[ALonelyDad]

Klay was being an a$$hole publicly too let’s not rewrite history here

it's not about rewriting anything, they have done this with every player that leaves. They did it to D'LO too. I just don't find the point in doing it once a guy is gone, especially someone like Klay you want to maintain a good relationship with.

 

[cartierhoe]

Yeah I'm with the Dubs on doing what they felt the need to do regarding Klay staying, especially after giving dude a hefty deal while he was rehabbing. But for the hit pieces to come out and trash dude is wack af.

 

[god shamgod]

Fisher said warriors wanted to keep bringing him off the bench , mavs will start him

So it’s an ego issue

 

[Tunez]

 

[Rosecrans]

Klay will help lay a solid foundation for the Mavs

 

[DoubleClutch]

If curry wins another title without Klay put him in the GOAT conversations

We’re now entering the Draymond/Curry era

 

[Anerdyblackguy]

Whew chile the 30 for 30 is going to be something

 

[CJ]

Damn shame to see this. Warriors were a fun team to watch for a decade and that 2022 ship was great to see. Thought Dray would easily be the first to go of the three

But I get both sides. GSW did right by Klay in 19 with the big contract after he tore his ACL knowing he'd miss the year. Klay then feeling slighted with the 2 year/48 mil offer last year, thinking he'd get more this year. He didn't but guess the bridge was burned already.

Thought him and Steph would both finish in GS. Great run.

 

[inndaskKy]

Almost Ray Allen ish

Took a cheaper deal to leave a team he won a championship with, and with a smaller role

Or KD ish.

Join a losing finalist from your own conference with major superstars after a disappointing year

But I'm rooting for Klay. What I hope the 30 for 30 on #30 will focus on is, if both of your co-members from the big three end up dysfunctional off the court, the biggest superstar you ever played with who got you two rings leaves because he felt underappreciated, your young gun gets punched in the face and flops and gets traded after that and your best bud leaves the organization disgruntled, at what point do we start questioning your leadership...?

 

[zayk35]

He ain't starting is he? Him coming off the bench fres, with a "watery" jumper could be scary