Dallas Mavericks ‘triple threat’ Klay Thompson, Luka Doncic, and Kyrie Irving will break most 3-points record, claims analyst

The Dallas Mavericks made one of the biggest off-season moves this year by signing Klay Thompson. , Known as one of the best shooters in

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The Dallas Mavericks made one of the biggest off-season moves this year by signing Klay Thompson. , Known as one of the best shooters in NBA history and arguably the best catch-and-shoot player, Thompson will provide great help to the duo of Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving, according to many analysts. His addition is expected to strengthen the teamโ€™s offensive capabilities and improve their chances of success in the upcoming season.

Recently on the NBA on ESPN, analyst David Dennis Jr. discussed the addition of Thompson to the Mavericks. Dennis Jr. even stated that the trio of Kyrie Irving, Luka Doncic, and Klay Thompson will be breaking the record for the most 3-pointers in a game. The current record is held by the Milwaukee Bucks with 29. Dennis Jr also talked about all three starsโ€™ offensive abilities and highlighted how dangerous they could be from beyond the arc.

The Dallas Mavericks are breaking that record against somebody this season, they just added a guy who got have that number by himself with Klay Thompson 14 in a game, Luka’s had 9 in a game, Kyrie’s had 9 in a game that’s almost 30 right there.
David Dennis Jr. said via NBA on ESPN

Along with Thompson, both Doncic and Irving are known to be great three-point shooters. The team have certainly boosted their offense to the next level. The Dallas Mavericks had an offensive rating of 115.2 points per 100 possessions last season, ranking 7th in the league. Fans can hope that the number will increase with Thompson in the lineup.

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Thompson was devoted to winning a championship with the Dallas Mavericks. He recently even talked about the Mavericksโ€™ 2011 championship run.

Gilbert Arenas believes Klay Thompson is not under the same pressure as he was with the Golden State Warriors

In the last two years with the Golden State Warriors, Klay Thompson didnโ€™t perform to his usual self. It was clear that the injuries Thompson had suffered, deeply affected his athleticism and he wasnโ€™t the same player as in his prime. Many analysts even criticized Thompson for his consistently poor performances.

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Recently on his podcast, former NBA star Gilbert Arenas talked about Klay Thompson and his team. Arenas felt that Thompson wouldnโ€™t be under the pressure as he was during his time with the Warriors as he has Doncic and Irving to carry the offensive load when needed. Further Arenas mentioned how Thompson needed to 20-22 point scorer with the Warriors and be the second-best scorer of the team.

I think because at Golden State, him being great was needed. You know, him being a 20-22 type of guy for them was really needed for them to be successful. He doesn’t have the pressure of being that guy in Dallas. Klay doesn’t need to average 21-22.
Gilbert Arenas said via The Gils Arena

In his prime, Thompson earned a reputation as one of the best defenders in his position. Fans are excited to see how Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd will utilize Thompson in the lineup. The anticipation surrounding Thompsonโ€™s role on the team is palpable among fans.

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