It will be weird for basketball fans to see Klay Thompson suit up for the Dallas Mavericks this season. After a historic run with the Golden State Warriors that four championships and several individual awards,

Klay Thompson is preparing for his first season with the Mavericks by immersing himself in the team’s history and culture, writes Grant Afseth of Dallas Hoop Journal. That experience continued Saturday at the Dirk Nowitzki Foundation Tennis Classic, where Thompson participated alongside franchise legends such as Nowitzki, Steve Nash and J.J. Barea.

Thompson has always been a player living in the moment, which is certainly the case in Dallas. Thompson participated in the Dirk Nowitzki Foundation Tennis Classic charity fundraiser in Dallas. He was part of the team’s voluntary summer workouts in Los Angeles, where he set up a boat trip to Catalina for his teammates.

In an interview with Brandon Robinson of Scoopb.com, former Indiana Pacers forward Jonathan Bender described the similarities between Dallas Mavericks forward Klay Thompson and NBA legend Reggie Miller.

Klay Thompson shared his thoughts on the 2011 Mavericks' championship team after recently watching their video.

Dallas is billing Klay Thompson as the big off-season signing that will get them over the top, but he presents huge issues as well.

Klay Thompson had a down year, at least for his five-time All-Star standards. Still, the four-time NBA champion averaged 17.9 points on 38 percent 3-point shooting. A poll voted by fans on social media,

An NBA analyst recently suggested that the Dallas Mavericks should bench Klay Thompson in favor of a new defensive-minded wing.

After a monumental offseason move from Golden State to Dallas, Klay Thompson has big expectations for his new team going into the 2024-25 NBA campaign.