Thompson missed a three-point shot, Doncic spread his hands on the court, and no one gave you tolerance when he left Curry

Today, the Mavericks sat at home against the Rockets, and in the end they reaped a loss, losing 102-108 to the Rockets. Doncic and Irving performed well in this game, with a combined score of 57 points. However, in the final moments, although the Mavericks chased the score to single digits, they failed to grasp some key rounds and lost the game regrettably.

Thompson's first few three-pointers in the game were not good, but he hit two consecutive three-pointers in the final quarter to help the team narrow the score. With 40 seconds left in the final minute of the game, the Mavericks trailed by five points. Then the Mavericks sent a sideline ball to Thompson, and Thompson missed the strong shot in the face of defense. In the end, the Rockets hit a mid-range shot in the final minute to seal the game. After Thompson's strong shot failed, Doncic also silently spread his hands on the sidelines, and it was obvious that he was a little dissatisfied with Thompson's shot.

Maybe Doncic will think that Thompson is just a catch-and-shoot role, and eventually the ball will be in his hands for him to finish. But Thompson's personality is very clear to us, he has a strong shooting confidence, even if there is a defender on the opposite side, he can make strong shots against the defender. He's hit too many of those shots over the years. For him, it was a regular shot. Maybe Doncic doesn't know much about Thompson's style of play. But Warriors fans know all too well that this has always been Thompson's inherent style of play, and he can really ignore opposing defenses when he has a touch.

However, for Thompson, after leaving the Warriors and Curry, he may need to restrain this style of play more in the future. Because probably no one can be as unconditionally inclusive of you as Curry does. If more games are lost in the future because of more ineffective strong shots, it may be natural for the team to break out some conflicts. You know, Doncic is also a very egotistical player. Thompson didn't have any complaints about his shooting options when he was with the Warriors, but going to another team and leaving his home could be a lot of things to be weighed up.

Thompson's improvement for the Mavericks is also visible to the naked eye. Although his three-point shooting percentage was not good in this game, his defensive performance was also very good. Including the whole season, Kidd has been the core perimeter player who asked him to lead the defense opposite. Doncic himself is a defensive hole, so to a certain extent, Thompson also eases Doncic's defensive pressure.

Overall, Thompson will probably miss the Warriors more and more if he experiences more losses with the Mavericks in the future. Because when the loss comes, when the atmosphere deteriorates, it may be the family that can provide you with the most comfort. That's when the brotherhood between you can help you release something. I wonder what the fans think?