Mavs Debut: Klay Thompson Drops 6 Threes, But It Wasn't Enough
The Dallas Mavericks started their season with a bang, but it wasn't the kind of bang they were hoping for. Klay Thompson, the sharpshooter for the Golden State Warriors, lit up the Mavs defense with a scorching 6 three-pointers in their season opener.
Thompson's performance was a sight to behold, as he effortlessly knocked down shot after shot. He looked like he never left, despite missing the previous two seasons with injuries. The Warriors, who were playing their first game without Draymond Green, were a force to be reckoned with.
While the Mavs defense was a bit shaky in the early going, they still managed to put up a good fight. They battled hard throughout the game, but Thompson's hot hand proved to be too much to overcome.
The Mavs need to find a way to lock down opposing shooters if they want to make a run for the playoffs. They can't let guys like Thompson get comfortable and have a field day.
The season is long, but the Mavs are already facing a tough test. They'll need to adjust quickly and learn from this loss if they want to be in the conversation for a championship.
It's not all doom and gloom, though. The Mavs have a lot of talent on their roster, and they still have plenty of time to figure things out. This loss could be a good wake-up call, forcing them to tighten things up defensively.
So, while the Mavs may have gotten a bit of a reality check in their season opener, the fight is still on. They'll be back, and they'll be ready to make some noise.