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At the height of the Warriors‘ dynasty, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson were often considered inseparable. As two of the greatest shooters in NBA history, they dominated the league at a time before the three-point revolution.
Stephen Curry reflected on his past partnership with longtime Golden State Warriors teammate Klay Thompson and shared his support for Thompson's new chapter with the Miami Heat. Speaking on the Stephen A. Smith Show, Curry admitted that he misses Thompson every day but noted that player movement is an inevitable reality in the NBA, expressing joy that Thompson now has a chance to contend for a title in Miami alongside Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bam Adebayo.
Thompson and Curry shared a historic 13-year tenure with the Warriors, capturing four NBA championships together before Thompson departed in 2024. While Thompson's production declined last season to 11.7 points per game, Curry emphasized that their past accomplishments will endure forever and that he looks forward to eventually reuniting off the court to reminisce about their success.
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