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The Dallas Mavericks are searching for answers right now to get back in the win column. Once title hopefuls, the Jason Kidd-led squad is now 2-6 on the year after falling to the lowly New Orleans Pelicans on Wednesday night, 101-99. A lot of the experimenting has to do with Anthony Davis and Kyrie Irving being out, but it also has to do with their poor shooting. His splits were even worse before last night's contest. However, they did see a boost after Jason Kidd's decision to move him to the bench. It was his first time doing so for his team and in the moment, it was the right move. Klay Thompson put up just 11 points, but his shooting percentages were much better. He was 4-7 from the field and 3-6 from beyond the arc. The four-time NBA champion was asked about it, and he seemed fine with it. Megan Thee Stallion & Klay Thompson Relationship "I don’t mind. I’m going to play. I’m gonna do great things. That’s coming. I know it is." Perhaps he was more chill about it given that Jason Kidd led with, "'This isn’t a permanent thing, but can you come off the bench?’ And he was good with it," he said. The Stallion Effect," one netizen writes. "He got the wrong basket in mind,” says another. Others were getting a bit more explicit. "Stallion drained the shooting juice out of Klay, no more threes for now." Klay and his team's next chance to get back into the win column comes on Friday, November 7 when they travel to Memphis to take on the 3-6 Grizzlies.
