Before suffering two major leg injuries, there wasn't much Klay Thompson couldn't do on a basketball court.
But there is one thing the Warriors star shooting guard wishes he could do: Catch bodies.
That ability is something Warriors rookie James Wiseman already is good at, just seven games into his NBA career.
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In the Warriors' game against the Kings on Monday night at Chase Center, the 19-year-old Wiseman was catching lobs from teammates and throwing them down with authority, catching the attention of Thompson, who is rehabbing his surgically repaired torn right Achilles.
Wiseman caught alley-oops from teammates Steph Curry and Kelly Oubre Jr. in the first half, helping the Warriors build a comfortable lead.
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In 17 minutes of action Monday, Wiseman finished with 10 points and five rebounds.
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Wiseman already is showing he's going to be a force in the NBA for years to come. Curry, Oubre and the rest of the Warriors are going to enjoy throwing up lobs to the No. 2 overall pick in the 2020 NBA Draft.
