Klay Thompson breaks NBA record for 3s in a playoff game
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With the Golden State Warriors' backs against the wall in Game 6 versus the Oklahoma City Thunder, Klay Thompson came out locked in.
During the contest, Thompson broke the NBA playoff record for 3-pointers in a game with 10. It surpassed the record of nine held by four players: Ray Allen (twice), Jason Terry, Vince Carter, and Rex Chapman.
Thompson finished with 11 treys as the Warriors staved off elimination with a 108-101 win to force a Game 7 on Monday night. The 11 threes also tied his career high. He finished with 41 points on 14-of-30 shooting overall.
Klay Thompson shot chart 14-30 46.7% FGs incl 11-18 3FGs 61% from downtown 2-2 FTs 41 points #GSWvsOKC pic.twitter.com/LXmNFuLtbQ
— Bill Herenda (@billherenda) May 29, 2016
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