Klay Thompson may still be thinking about wearing a Golden State Warriors uniform again before calling it a career.
The Dallas Mavericks sniper was spotted signing autographs at Fanatics Fest in New York when a fan told him, “We miss you on the Warriors, buddy.”
The 36-year-old Thompson then responded, “Thank you, I know,” before saying, “Never say never.”
You can watch the fan’s exchange with Thompson here.
Thompson has a year left on his current contract, so he can still be expected to see action with the Mavericks in the coming 2026-27 season. But Dallas can also trade him and his expiring deal, perhaps as soon as before the start of the upcoming season.
The Warriors don’t sound like a bad landing spot for the five-time NBA All-Star, at least for nostalgic reasons, as that would also reunite him with his “Splash Brother,” Stephen Curry.
Thompson was a major piece of the Warriors’ golden era, helping the team win four NBA titles while teaming up with Curry to usher in the league’s shooting revolution.
Thompson’s basketball powers have greatly faded after injuries and due to age, but he can still stretch the floor after averaging 11.7 points and shooting 38.3 percent from deep with the Mavs last season.
