Klay Thompson insists he’s fine, Steve Kerr says he’s day-to-day

Klay Thompson missed the end of Game 2 of the NBA Finals with a strained hamstring, and the only question on anyone’s mind is whether Thompson would play in Game 3 or if Steph Curry would have to take on a Raptors team without Thompson or Durant by his side.

Thompson had been in high spirits since the injury saying that he believed that he would be able to suit up for Game 3 despite being listed as questionable by the team.

While there are still no signs of Durant on the practice court, Thompson was able to suit up for the Warriors Tuesday afternoon practice and spoke with media after practice ended.

Klay Thompson is on the court for practice. Kevin Durant is not. pic.twitter.com/6gG8hlf15m

— Connor Letourneau (@Con_Chron) June 4, 2019

After practice, Steve Kerr told members of the media that Thompson continues to reassure him that he’s feeling fine and will be ready to play, but Kerr is going to look to the Warriors medical staff for a recommendation before making any decisions.

Steve Kerr said Klay Thompson is ensuring him he'll be fine to play tomorrow, but decision will be up to medical staff: "If he plays, is that a risk?…If there's a risk, we'd rather give him the next couple days to heal."

— Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) June 4, 2019

Steve Kerr on Klay Thompson's injury: pic.twitter.com/maRTNbfXzQ

— Chris Montano (@gswchris) June 4, 2019