The numbers prove that when Klay has a bad shooting night, he bounces back in big way

Klay Thompson is...

Hilarious. He's funny even when he isn't trying to be.

After practice on Thursday, Klay spoke to the media and this happened:

Exchange between @JanieMcCAP & @KlayThompson:
-Janie: "How great does your shot feel right now?"
-Klay: "It always feels great"
-Janie: "Did you feel like outsiders were doubting your shot?"
-Klay: "Nah, because I don't listen to them"
(@GrantLiffmann & I never doubt Klay! ha)

— Drew Shiller (@DrewShiller) April 27, 2018

Not only is he funny, but he certainly knows how to bounce back.

Melissa Rohlin of the Bay Area News Group asked Klay: "It always seems like after you have an off shooting night, you counter with an incredible performance -- what is it about that?"

"That wasn't always the case," Klay said. "Plenty of times in my career I've had two, three, four bad shooting nights in a row. I think it's just the ability to focus on winning and play hard -- don't worry about the stats; they'll come."

Let's take a look at the numbers:

On 13 occasions this season (including the playoffs), Klay shot 33.3 percent or worse in a game.

His average numbers in the next game following one of those off shooting nights: 23.6 points, 50.2 percent (121-for-241) from the field.

Here are all of the examples:

-Oct. 21, 2017 at Memphis -- 14 points, 5-for-16 FG
-Oct. 23, 2017 at Dallas -- 23 points, 9-for-16 FG

-Nov. 6, 2017 vs Miami -- 13 points, 5-for-15 FG
-Nov. 8, 2017 vs Minnesota -- 28 points, 11-for-20 FG

-Nov. 16, 2017 at Boston -- 13 points, 5-for-18 FG
-Nov. 18, 2017 at Philly -- 17 points, 7-for-16 FG

-Nov. 22, 2017 at Oklahoma City -- 9 points, 3-for-12 FG
-Nov. 24, 2017 vs Chicago -- 29 points, 12-for-17 FG

-Dec. 18 at Lakers -- 17 points, 6-for-24 FG
-Dec. 20 vs Memphis -- 29 points, 10-for-16 FG

-Dec. 23 vs Denver -- 15 points, 6-for-21 FG
-Dec. 25 vs Cleveland -- 24 points, 8-for-15 FG

-Jan. 6 at Clippers -- 10 points, 4-for-16 FG
-Jan. 8 vs Denver -- 19 points, 8-for-17 FG

-Jan. 20 at Houston -- 8 points, 3-for-11 FG
-Jan. 23 vs New York -- 9 points, 4-for-10 FG

-Jan. 27 vs Boston -- 7 points, 3-for-12 FG
-Jan. 30 at Utah -- 27 points, 12-for-17 FG

-Feb. 24 vs Oklahoma City -- 11 points, 5-for-16 FG
-Feb. 26 at New York -- 26 points, 9-for-13 FG

-March 8 vs San Antonio -- 13 points, 5-for-16 FG
-March 9 at Portland -- 25 points, 9-for-19 FG

-April 10 at Utah -- 23 points, 9-for-27 FG
-Game 1 vs Spurs -- 27 points, 11-for-13 FG

-Game 4 at Spurs -- 12 points, 4-for-16 FG
-Game 5 vs Spurs -- 24 points, 11-for-22 FG

Keep doing what you're doing, Klay...

DONT YOU EVER CHANGE KLAY THOMPSON pic.twitter.com/MZL4902naw

— Drew Shiller (@DrewShiller) April 20, 2018

Drew Shiller is the co-host of Warriors Outsiders. Follow him on Twitter @DrewShiller