Thompson on Warriors Reversing Lakers: My dad supported the Lakers to be beaten in the face! Are father and son going to turn against each other?

2020-2 1 NBA regular season is in full swing. In this season's NBA, Warriors are undoubtedly the focus of many fans and media. So far, the Warriors' record is 1 1 wins and 9 losses, ranking eighth in the West. Among the 1 1 victories the Warriors have won so far, one victory is particularly rare and very exciting, that is, the Warriors beat the Lakers away with115:113. Facing the defending champion, the Warriors once fell behind by as much as 19 points, but they didn't give up. They played a beautiful turnaround in the last quarter and finally completed a big reversal on the road!

Thompson, who was unable to play because of injury, was also very excited about this victory. Interestingly, Thompson's father, Michael Thompson, is a Laker supporter. At present, as a basketball commentator, he has repeatedly expressed his optimism about the Lakers in this game, which makes Thompson very unhappy. When recalling this game, Thompson said, "I simply love this game. I heard that dad had been mocking us during the explanation. He looks down on us. He said several times that the game was over! So it feels great that we can win this victory. The warrior hit him in the face. "

Thompson's father supported the Lakers because he won the NBA championship twice with the Lakers as a player. Michael Thompson was born on195565438+1October 30th. He is the No.1 in the NBA draft of 1978. During his career, he played for Portland Trailblazers, San Antonio Spurs, Los Angeles Lakers and Italian Youth Team. 1987 and 1988, Michael Thompson won the NBA championship twice with the Lakers. Michael Thompson averaged 13.7 points, 7.4 rebounds and 2.3 assists 1. 15 blocked shots in his career. Michael Thompson has been an announcer since he retired.

However, it is a joke to think that Thompson and his son have a bad relationship. Clay wrote on social media: "I will never forget playing in the backyard when I was a child. Sometimes you come out and throw a few baskets with me when you haven't played for months, and you never miss it. Happy birthday MT (short for Michael Thompson)! "