The Warriors reportedly expect Klay Thompson to take a pay cut if he wants a contract extension with the team.
to consider, a pay cut by Thompson, similar to that of Andrew Wiggins last summer, could go a long way. Wiggins signed a four-year, $109 million extension last offseason and dropped from $33.6 million to $24 million and $26 million, respectively, in the first two years of the new contract.from the NBA playoffs Friday night, where Thompson scored eight points on 3-of-19 shooting in Golden State's Game 6 loss.
Considering Thompson's injury history and the way he ended the Warriors' most recent playoff run, Golden State reportedly is expecting Thompson to make less than the $43.2 million he's scheduled to bring in next season, which makes sense. With players like Steph Curry and the recently extended Wiggins and Jordan Poole on the roster, things already are expensive.
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