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The Warriors announced on Monday evening that Klay Thompson is questionable for Game 3 of the NBA Finals because of a mild left hamstring strain.
As of Wednesday afternoon, Klay's status remains the same. Warriors coach Steve Kerr told reporters in his pre-game press conference that Klay's status is a true game-time decision.
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He is listed as "active" on the team's injury report, but that doesn't mean he will play. Kevin Durant and Kevon Looney are taking up the inactive spots.
However, ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski and Ramona Shelburne reported Wednesday that Warriors officials are hoping Klay sits out for Game 3. Thompson, conversely, is still lobbying to play.
As of Tuesday, the five-time All-Star still was preparing as if he would take the floor against the Raptors.
"He says he's feeling well and that he's feeling a lot better today than he did yesterday," Golden State coach Steve Kerr told reporters after Tuesday's practice. "And he thinks he'll be ready to go. But as I said the other night, Klay's always gonna say he's ready to go.
"What we'll have to determine is that a risk? If he plays, are we risking anything? If the training staff feels good about his ability to go out there and play without making things worse, then he'll play.
"It's literally day-to-day."
Klay sustained the injury with about 10:40 remaining in the fourth quarter of Game 2 in Toronto.
He stayed on the floor for a couple minutes before exiting for good with 7:59 left.
Kevin Durant has been ruled out for Game 3 on Wednesday already. So if Klay is unable to go as well, you can probably expect more box-and-one defense from the Raptors on Steph Curry.
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Game 4 is on Friday night in Oakland.
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