Klay Thompson is experiencing one hell of an “aggression” to the mean.
The early part of the season proved to be the toughest stretch of the young Splash Brother’s storied career. Save for a 52-point game against the Chicago Bulls, Thompson was navigating uncharted waters by shooting below 40 percent from three-point range. The second-best shooter in the world was doing everything but shooting the ball well, and for most people, that would be an obstacle debilitating enough to cripple one’s mental state.
But Thompson is not like most people.