It’s gotta be the shoes.
Wearing his signature Anta KT 1 Playoff kicks, Golden State Warriors baller Klay Thompson made NBA playoff history Saturday with a record 11 3-pointers, pushing his team to victory against Oklahoma City Thunder.
The Warriors upended the Thunder on the team’s home turf in Oklahoma City, Okla., 108-101, forcing a Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals.
The Anta KT 1 sneakers feature a mixed-media knitted mesh upper and mid-foot, translucent yellow sole, and colorways in royal blue and golden yellow.
Thompson’s spectacular performance included banking 41 points, ranking him third among the top-scoring players on the road during an elimination game in the past 50 years — behind George Gervin, ranked second, with 42 points in 1979; and LeBron James, the record-holder, with 45 points in 2012.
Klay Thompson was so money from behind the arc in Game 6 that Warriors owner Joe Lacob did THIS:https://t.co/W1hzQyu5iO
— ESPN (@espn) May 29, 2016
Warriors owner Joe Lacob dropped to his knees and bowed before Thompson as he made his way to the locker room.
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During a post-game interview, Thompson said: “I was just trying to stay aggressive.”
TNT commentator and retired NBA baller Charles Barkley was in awe during the broadcast, saying, “That was one of the best shooting performances that I have ever seen.”
The Game 7 match is set for Monday, airing at 9 p.m. EDT on TNT.
