Klay Thompson has been treated with a knee injury, returns heroically, runs free throws, withdraws, is out

Towards the end of the third quarter of Thursday night's Game 6 match in Oakland, Klay Thompson landed awkwardly after being fouled by Danny Green when he eluded his elbows. Klay has already missed a game in this series with a left hamstring injured; the Warriors play of course already without Kevin Durant; Kevon Looney plays with fractured thoracic cartilage; DeMarcus Cousins ​​drags on a recovering quadriceps. It's a bad scene.

Klay stayed on the ground for a minute and seemed to be in pain, then had to help him leave the ground. But as was mentioned on the show, since the injury is due to a foul, if Klay could not stay in the match long enough to try his free throws, he would be disqualified from the rest of the match. Needless to say, it would be a horrible loss for the warriors. A wizard of the warriors seemed to cross the tunnel and reminded Thompson of this fact, after which Klay returned and hobbled to the ground, where he was greeted by a huge roar from the local crowd.

Klay buried the free throws, and the Warriors used an intentional foul to stop the game so that Klay could be replaced without any penalty. Klay was able to return to the Warriors locker room, but Doris Burke reported in the fourth quarter that despite all his efforts, Klay could not return to the ground. He had 30 points on just 12 shots and was arguably the best player on the ground before his injury. It becomes ridiculous.