Warriors head coach Steve Kerr breaks silence on Klay Thompson's comeback

Ever since the news of the Golden State Warriors organizing a minicamp emerged, questions around Klay Thompson’s participation surfaced. Earlier, it was reported that Klay will join the 2-week practice a little later in the week. The Warriors started practice on September 23 but missed both Klay Thompson and forward Eric Paschall on the first day. Both the players are going through the COVID protocol testing and are serving quarantine. They can both expect to get the clearance this week itself. Head coach Steve Kerr seemed very positive about Klay’s comeback in an interview. He revealed, “He worked out here at the facility for several days in a row, maybe four or five days in a row with [assistant coach] Chris DeMarco, and Chris gave me really positive updates. I was here for a couple of those days and got a chance to see him, and Klay looks great. And he’s anxious to play, so we’re excited about that.”

Steve Kerr said Klay Thompson worked out four or five days in a row recently. "Klay looks great, and he's anxious to play, so we're excited about that."

— Connor Letourneau (@Con_Chron) September 23, 2020

Source- Essentially Sports 

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