Klay Thompson opened up about his debut season with the Dallas Mavericks and why being healthy is essential for the Mavs to win a title this season

Still, Thompson found a good opportunity in Dallas, and more importantly, found his joy in basketball again. Draymond Green supports Klay's decision In a recent guest appearance on the Boardroom with Rich Kleiman,

Klay Thompson will always hold a special place in the hearts of Dub Nation, no matter where he goes. A cornerstone of the Golden State Warriors franchise, he formed one half of the Splash Brothers alongside Stephen Curry, enthralling fans worldwide with their 3-point prowess.

Draymond Green addressed Klay Thompson leaving the Dubs, sounding like a true "brother" he described Thompson to be.

It's unlikely that he'll reach that All-Star ceiling that Klay Thompson thinks he can reach. After all, Thompson thought D'Angelo Russell would be a superstar when he joined the Warriors. But Washington does look much more comfortable offensively to start this season, though. And that could help a team that looks questionable, at best, on offense.

Draymond Green explains why he had no desire for Klay Thompson to stay with the Golden State Warriors after joining the Dallas Mavericks.