All-day Klay, Mr. Catch ‘n’ Shoot, Splash Bro(s) all great names for one of the greatest shooters in NBA history. Klay Thompson has made a name for himself on both ends of the floor since being drafted by the Warriors in 2011. A lot of players in the league can shoot, but Klay gets buckets with an effortlessness efficiency from every level of the court (up close, mid-range, 3-point land). He’s the only player to ever score 60 points in less than 30 minutes; think about that, that’s a made jumper ever minute! Insane (fun fact, Curry has never hit the 60pt mark). Nike was Klay’s shoe brand of choice spanning from his Washington State days to the midway point of the 2015 NBA season. Randomly, before the All-Star break, Thompson announced a multi-year deal with the Chinese brand Anta. The 2015 3-Point Competition was the hardwood debut of Anta and Klays relationship – initial thoughts were less than stellar. Peep the look on his face during their press release:

Anta had been signing NBA talent for some time, Klay joined ranks with Rajon Rondo, Chandler Parsons and Kevin Garnett in an attempt to break into the US market. Regrettably, I feel confident speaking for the sneaker community as a whole and no one wants to wear these shoes. Some models you’ll see momentarily have their aesthetic pros but as Randy Jackson infamously said, “Yeahhhh, that’s gonna be a no for me dawg.” With that said, he’s had Finals/ Playoffs success unlike many of his contemporaries. It’s often forgotten but Klay has more championships than anyone in the league (not named Steph Curry) since the 2008 season. Now to the fun stuff, lets take a look back at Klay Thompson’s best Finals kicks! Be sure to watch tomorrow night to see if Klay breaks out some Finals edition shoes for 2018.
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