11 Klay Thompson SG

Thompson finished with 10 points (4-11 FG, 2-5 3Pt), four rebounds, two assists, one steal and one block across 41 minutes during Golden State's 110-102 win over the Cavaliers in Game 3 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday.

Thompson and fellow Splash Brother Stephen Curry had some trouble finding the net, although the latter's difficulties were much more pronounced. Kevin Durant's heroics essentially carried the Warriors to victory, however, so Thompson's struggles, which included his lowest scoring total since Game 4 of the conference finals versus the Rockets, ultimately didn't hurt Golden State's attempt to take a commanding 3-0 series lead. The 28-year-old guard will look to sharpen his shot in Friday's potentially decisive Game 4.

Thompson (ankle) netted 20 points (8-13 FG, 3-8 3Pt, 1-2 FT) and added two rebounds, one assist and one steal across 34 minutes during Golden State's 122-103 win over the Cavaliers in Game 2 of the NBA Finals on Sunday.

Thompson seemed unfazed by his ankle issues, generating the second-best shooting percentage among the Warriors on the night. The 28-year-old guard is now draining a blistering 55.2 percent of his 14.5 attempts per game through the first two contests versus the Cavaliers, a tally that includes an impressive 44.4 percent success rate from three-point range. Following a lackluster stretch in Games 2-4 of the conference finals against the Rockets when he averaged just 10.3 points on 34.2 percent shooting, Thompson has bounced back to score at least 20 points in four of the subsequent five postseason contests. He'll look to maintain his hot hand when Golden State tries to take a commanding 3-0 series lead in Wednesday's Game 3.

Thompson (ankle) is available to play in Sunday's Game 2 against the Cavaliers.

Steve Kerr had considered Thompson probable just before the start of pregame warmups, and while it's still unclear if the sharp shooter is 100 percent or not, he will give it a go Sunday night. There's been no report of Thompson facing any sort of restriction, so unless stated otherwise prior to tip off, expect him to be a full go in Game 2.

Thompson (ankle) will be a game-time call for Sunday's matchup with the Cavaliers, Ramona Shelburne of ESPN reports.

Thompson is currently battling a high ankle sprain, but the belief is that he's planning on playing through the pain. Either way, look for Thompson to be reevaluated following pregame warmups, with a final decision being on his availability being made shortly after that. Even if Thompson does take the court, he could face some restrictions, so it will be a situation to keep an eye on up until tip-off. Nick Young and Patrick McCaw appear to be the most likely candidates to see some added run if Thompson can't play or if he's limited at all.

Thompson (ankle) is officially listed as questionable for Sunday's Game 2 against the Cavaliers, Anthony Slater of The Athletic Bay Area reports.

Thompson suffered the injury during Game 1 when J.R. Smith slipped on a steal attempt and crashed into Thompson's legs. Thompson went to the locker room, but eventually returned, finishing out the contest seemingly without hindrance, dropping 24 points in 45 minutes on 8-of-16 shooting. However, he was walking with a noticeable limp immediately after the game and during Saturday's media availability, and it was revealed that the swelling and stiffness of his ankle had increased. While Thompson "optimistic" that he'll be available, the Warriors has opted to officially list him as questionable. More information should arrive following Sunday's morning shootaround. If he's unable to take the floor for Game 2, Nick Young, Patrick McCaw, Quinn Cook and Shaun Livingston could all see extra run.