Klay Catches Fire as Giannis and Bam's Heat Throttle Depleted Pacers in Win
Thompson shot 7 of 12 from 3-point range as Miami pulled away with a 20-point victory.
- On Friday, the Miami Heat defeated the Indiana Pacers 145-125, with forward Klay Thompson making seven 3-pointers to secure the victory.
- Thompson's shooting percentage rose to 39% from 32% following his performance, ending a slow start to the season with the Heat.
- Heat coach Erik Spoelstra called Thompson "the definition of ignitable," while Giannis Antetokounmpo said, "It's fun to witness greatness."
- Starting Monday, the Heat begin a five-game road trip across California, where Thompson will face the Lakers, Clippers, Warriors, and Sacramento.
- This performance marked the 54th time Thompson has made at least seven 3-pointers in a regular-season game, underscoring his historical scoring prowess.
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NBA – After five complicated games with the Heat, Klay Thompson regained his address against the Pacers, with 25 points and seven 3-point baskets, including five in the third quarter.
After a catastrophic start, the Heat won a second consecutive game last night. Symbol of this renewed form: Klay Thompson.This article "Klay Thompson caught fire, the Heat finally launched?" appeared first on TrashTalk.
‘Still Got It,’ ‘He Heard What Gilbert Arenas Said’ — NBA World Celebrates as Klay Thompson Silences Critics With ‘Vintage’ 3-Point Shooting Performance
Klay Thompson erupts for a season-high 25 points against the Pacers, sparking reactions after Gilbert Arenas questioned his shooting slump.
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