Watch all 11 of Klay Thompson’s threes from Game 6

Klay Thompson hit an NBA record 11 threes in Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals and you can watch them all here

The Golden State Warriors were facing elimination for the second consecutive game in the Western Conference Finals on Saturday night in Game 6 against the Oklahoma City Thunder and, now on the road they needed some magic and a superstar type performance. Luckily for them, Klay Thompson was more than willing to deliver that for his team with a truly heroic performance.

With Stephen Curry still struggling for much of the night in Game 6 in OKC, Klay Thompson stepped up in a huge way. He was knocking down shots and staying aggressive, but it was his customary sharpshooting from beyond the arc that really stole the show.

In Game 6, Klay Thompson broke the NBA record for threes made in a single playoff game when by knocking down 11 of his 18 attempts from long range. It was truly a masterful effort from a guy that is a pleasure to watch every time out—but especially when he goes supernova like he did in Game 6.

You can watch Klay go full fireball too with this supercut of all 11 of his made three-pointers:

The craziest part of it all is that he’s not just shooting wide open looks from deep—some of those shots looked absolutely impossible and he knocked them down without any concern at all. Now we’ll see if he saved any Game 7 magic left in the tank.

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