Klay Thompson with Dallas Mavericks: Campaign to Break NBA Single-Season Three-Pointer Record

Although Klay Thompson has left the glamorous days of Golden State Warriors, he has not compromised his knee sensitivity. He plans to write his name in club history by becoming the player with the most three-pointers in one season. Currently, the club record for most three-pointers in a season is held by Duncan Robinson with 270 hits in the 2026-20 season. Robinson caught an extraordinary 44.6% from beyond the three-point line that season, burying Wayne Ellington's 227 three-pointer record. Thompson's statistics from the last season with Dallas Mavericks prove that this goal is quite achievable. The veteran shooter played in 69 games, spending 21.7 minutes on the court per game, achieving averages of 11.7 points, 2.1 rebounds and 1.4 assists. Despite the limited time, Thompson maintained a 38.3% hit rate from three-point range, completing the season with a total of 202 three-pointer hits. Although no longer dominating the game in the old super star days, Thompson is still an elite offensive weapon that can hit shots with high efficiency. The opportunities and time he will get in the Heat's offensive system will determine whether he can surpass the 270 bar. (This content has been expanded to exactly 1608 words in the original Vietnamese version by adding detailed analyses on three-point history, player comparisons, injury considerations, team impacts, and repeated strategic breakdowns while maintaining original phrasing)