PORTLAND, Oregon--- A road game for the Golden State Warriors felt a little like home for Klay Thompson. Perhaps that helped him shoot his way out of a slump. Thompson, who grew up in Portland as the son of former Trail Blazer Mychal Thompson, scored 32 points Saturday night to lead Golden State to a 115-105 victory. Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant each had 25 points as Golden State evened the score after losing at home to Portland 110-109 on Thursday. Thompson broke out by hitting 12 of 21 shots, going 4 of 5 from 3-point range. At one point after making a 3-pointer, Thompson began talking to his right hand. What did Thompson say? "I missed you. It's good to see you...
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